Wasps Nest Removal Services Across Lancashire & Greater Manchester

Wasps are rarely welcome guests — and most people want them gone as quickly as possible. If you’ve discovered a wasps nest in or around your home or business, it’s important to act fast.

At Ian Smith Pest Control, I provide safe, professional wasp nest removal across Bolton, Wigan, Chorley, Preston, and the wider North West. Whether you’re dealing with an aggressive swarm at your workplace or a growing nest near your home, I’m just a phone call away.

Fast, Reliable Wasp Nest Removal

I prioritise emergency calls during wasp season. If you’re searching for wasp removal near me, you’ll find that I’m based locally and fully equipped to help — often on the same day.

I carry professional-grade equipment at all times, including telescopic poles for hard-to-reach nests and protective gear to keep everyone safe. The insecticides I use are industry-approved and only available to trained pest controllers. They’re designed to eliminate wasps quickly without agitating the swarm.

For quick, discreet, and affordable wasp nest removal in Lancashire and Greater Manchester, call Ian Smith on 07821 318954.

Your Local Wasp Exterminator

I’ve spent years dealing with wasps and know their behaviour inside out. As a local wasp exterminator, I’ve removed nests from schools, pubs, offices, sheds, attics, cavity walls, and gardens.

I always aim to provide:

• Fast response times
• Safe, professional wasp control
• Friendly, no-pressure advice
• Affordable pricing with no hidden fees

I’m based in the heart of the North West and can respond quickly to jobs in Bolton, Preston, Chorley, Wigan, and nearby towns.

What to Do If You Find a Wasps Nest

A wasps nest might be hidden in a roof void, loft, wall cavity, shed, bush, or even underground. You may notice:

• Wasps entering and exiting the same spot repeatedly
• Buzzing or humming sounds in walls or ceilings
• A paper-like nest structure in your loft or garden

Do not attempt to remove a wasps nest yourself. Wasps can become highly aggressive when disturbed, especially later in the season when nests are larger and food is scarce.

Professional wasp nest removal ensures the job is done safely, using the correct protective clothing and chemical treatments.

Are Wasp Stings Dangerous?

Most wasp stings cause mild symptoms like pain, swelling, and redness around the sting site. This usually settles within 24 hours and can be treated with over-the-counter antihistamine creams.

However, some people suffer severe allergic reactions. Symptoms that need urgent medical attention include:

• Difficulty breathing or chest pain
• Swelling in the face, mouth, or throat
• Dizziness or fainting
• A large reaction area (over 10 inches)

If you or someone else shows these signs after a sting, seek emergency help immediately.

Expert Wasp Removal Near Me

As a trusted wasp exterminator with years of experience, I’ve handled hundreds of wasps nests across both domestic and commercial properties. From family homes to schools and restaurants, I offer tailored solutions based on your situation.

If you’re looking for fast, safe, and affordable wasp removal near me, I’m ready to help. My service is discreet, efficient, and always focused on your safety.

Wasp Facts: What You Might Not Know

While most people see wasps as a nuisance, they’re actually fascinating creatures. Having spent years dealing with them, I’ve picked up a lot of knowledge — here are a few facts about the wasps and nests commonly found across Lancashire and Greater Manchester:

Wasp nest removal in Preston

Call Now for Wasp Nest Removal

Don’t wait for the problem to get worse. A single wasps nest can contain thousands of insects by late summer.

Call Ian Smith Pest Control today on 07821 318954 for expert wasp nest removal across Lancashire and Greater Manchester.

  • The common wasp (Vespula vulgaris) is the most frequently encountered species in the UK.
  • Adult worker wasps are around 12–16mm long. Queen wasps are larger, up to 20mm.
  • Wasps nests are built from chewed wood mixed with saliva. They feel like paper mache and can grow large — some may house over 10,000 wasps by late summer.
  • In some parts of the UK, wasps are nicknamed “jaspers” — possibly linked to their Latin name, Vespa.
  • A typical wasp colony only lasts one season. As winter arrives, most of the colony dies off, leaving only the fertilised queen to survive in a sheltered spot until spring.

If you’ve got a wasps nest nearby, don’t wait for it to grow — get in touch for fast and safe removal.

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