Wasp nests around Bellbird Park properties tend to appear under eaves, inside garden sheds, in roof voids and tucked into garden hedges, usually starting small in spring and growing through summer as the colony builds up. European wasps and paper wasps are both common in this part of Queensland, and a nest left alone can grow to a size that makes the yard unusable by late summer.
When you call, we ask where the nest is, roughly how big it looks and whether anyone has been stung, in which case we would point you to a doctor or, for a serious reaction, 000, rather than give advice over the phone. The crew we book removes the nest and treats the area around Bellbird Park properties to reduce the chance of another nest starting in the same spot over the months ahead.
Eaves, shed roofs, letterboxes and garden hedges all get checked as part of a wasp visit, since these are the spots nests return to most often, along with garden furniture left in one place for a season.
- Nest removal from eaves, sheds and roof voids
- Garden hedge and letterbox checks
- Treatment to reduce nests returning to the same spot
- Notes on keeping food and drinks covered outdoors
- Careful timing around children's play areas
- Same-day or next-day where the run allows
If you have spotted a wasp nest building up around the house in Bellbird Park, call 07 3543 7772. We will ask what you have seen and roughly how big it is, give you a price and book a local crew to deal with it.
