Wasp Control In Surrey
Fast, effective wasp nest removal, carried out safely and without unnecessary risk to you, your family or your pets.
Wasp nests can grow to thousands of workers within a single season, and a disturbed nest can turn a minor nuisance into a real safety hazard. At Peacocks Pest Control, we treat nests quickly and thoroughly, so you can get back to using your garden without worry.
Signs You Have a Wasp Problem
Wasp activity tends to build quickly through summer. If you’re noticing any of the following, it’s worth getting it treated before the nest grows further.
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Increased wasp activity around eaves, sheds or airbricks
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A visible nest in a loft, wall cavity or outbuilding
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A faint papery, rustling sound coming from a wall or roof space
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Wasps entering and leaving the same small gap repeatedly
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Chewed, papery material appearing near entry points
Our Approach
1. Free Survey
We assess the nest’s location and size, and check for any access or safety concerns before treatment.
2. Root Cause Analysis
We identify why the nest was built where it was, so we can advise on preventing it happening again next season.
3. Biologist-Led Treatment
Our team is trained to BPCA Level 4: Certified Field Biologist, so treatment is matched to nest activity and species behaviour, not a one-size-fits-all spray.
4. Humane, Responsible Methods
We use targeted treatments that deal with the nest efficiently, minimising exposure to non-target insects and pollinators nearby.
5. Wasp Proofing
Once the nest is dealt with, we can advise on sealing entry points to reduce the chance of nesting returning.
Why Wasp Problems Escalate Quickly
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Nests can grow from a handful of wasps to several thousand within one season
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Disturbed nests can trigger defensive swarming, increasing sting risk
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Repeat stings pose a serious risk to anyone with an allergy
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Nests built inside wall cavities or lofts can be difficult to access once fully established
Wasps vs Bees: Know What You're Dealing With
Wasps and bees are often confused, but they need very different treatment. Getting this right matters, both for effective treatment and for local pollinators.
Wasp Nests
Wasp nests are usually paper-like in texture and grow rapidly through the summer months. Once a nest is active, it won’t resolve on its own and treatment is the safest option for people nearby.
Bees and Bumblebees
Bees are protected pollinators and, wherever possible, we relocate rather than destroy them. If you’re unsure whether you’re dealing with wasps or bees, our free survey will confirm it before any treatment begins.