Wasp Nest in a Shed in Cambridge
Why wasps choose sheds, where in a shed the nest usually is, how to get to your tools safely in the meantime, and how to stop it happening next spring.
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Wasp Prices
Wasp nest removal in Peterborough is £90, a fixed cost per nest, with no call-out fee. It is the same in the city as it is in Cambridge, and the price is confirmed before we book the visit.
For a home in Peterborough, the price of having a wasp nest treated is £90 fixed cost. It covers the visit, finding the nest, the treatment and the aftercare advice. There is no separate call-out charge on top and no price that goes up once we are on site.
The wasp nest removal cost page explains the figure in full, and our wasp nest removal in Peterborough page covers the local service. This post answers the questions people ask when they are comparing prices.
Pricing for wasp work can be confusing because some companies add charges for particular circumstances. Ours does not change for any of these:
One thing only: a second nest. It is not unusual to find wasps using two entrances, and often those are the same colony. If we find a genuinely separate nest somewhere else on the property, we tell you and confirm the price before treating it. Nothing is added without that conversation.
Businesses are different. Commercial sites are quoted per site, because the work may involve several nests, public areas, timing around opening hours and records. Ask for a quote for the premises if the nest is at a shop, pub, school or workplace.
If you are comparing prices from different companies in Peterborough, these are the questions that tell you whether the numbers are really comparable:
Compare the whole bill, not just the headline number.
We find the entrance by watching the traffic, check that it is wasps, and ask everyone to stay indoors with windows closed on that side. Before we treat, we explain what we are using, where it is going, when the area can be used again and what to do with any pets, and ask you to follow those instructions.
The treatment goes in at the entrance. The wasps become more active for a short time and then quieten over the following hours, usually stopping within a day or two. The entrance must be left open while that happens; blocking it is the most common way a treatment is undone.
Every treatment is guaranteed. If the problem comes back within 14 days of treatment, we return and re-treat free of charge. That is included in the £90, not an extra.
If the nest is high up and out of the way, you might decide not to treat it at all, and our post on leaving a wasp nest untreated in Peterborough looks at when that makes sense. For how the treatment works in more depth, see the wasp nest removal service page, and for every other price, the pest control cost page. Call 01223 902388.
Tell us what you have found and where. We confirm the treatment and the price before anything is booked.
Why wasps choose sheds, where in a shed the nest usually is, how to get to your tools safely in the meantime, and how to stop it happening next spring.
Read the guide →Wasp nest removal in Eynesbury for a £90 fixed cost, and what to do when the nest is on the boundary, in a shared wall or on a neighbour's property.
Read the guide →How to tell a wasp nest from a bee colony or an old empty nest, what it looks like as the summer goes on, and how to find the entrance.
Read the guide →What the price covers, what changes it, and what happens on the day.
Read the price guide →Tell us what you have seen and where, and we will give you the treatment and the price before we book anything.