Wasp Nest Removal In Atherstone

The last thing that you want is to discover that you have become a sufferer of a wasp nest infestation, but never fear, as we are on hand with our wasp nest removal in Atherstone service to rectify this for you. It’s as simple as picking up the phone or sending us an email in order for us to have our wasp nest removal specialists on their way to you.

Upon arrival, they will rapidly and accurately locate and identify the scale of the wasp nest so that it can be successfully removed. A good indicator of a wasp nest is if there are lots of wasps grouped together, which is likely to be an entry point to the nest. In summer, wasps can easily gain entry to a property in the search for available food sources. Leftover food will entice them in and draw them towards both food storage and preparation areas, though this can possibly lead to contamination.

During winter, it is likely to be able to find wasps around outside bins. Unfortunately, when wasps are feeding on garbage they can become more aggressive in behaviour which can make the wasp problem increase. Especially if the wasps are aggressive should you consider immediate wasp nest removal. However, no attempt should be made to tackle this yourself or with over the counter solutions, this may cause them to become agitated and attack.

The anaphylactic shock and possible death that can be caused by multiple wasp stings shows that it is imperative that this task must be conducted by trained professionals. We always prioritise the safety of you, your family and your pets so that you can rest easy knowing it is being expertly handled. A wasp nest removal in Atherstone service that sits above the rest.

Atherstone in North Warwickshire is where a game called ‘Shrovetide Ball’ has been played annually every Shrove Tuesday for over 800 years, since the reign of King John in the 12th century! The game in which hundreds of people take part is a complete free-for-all played along the old Roman road of Watling Street in Atherstone town centre. Traditionally the ball is decorated with red, white and blue ribbons and is made of thick leather to make it too heavy to kick very far.

The match always starts at 3:00pm when the ball is ‘thrown out’ from the window of Barclays Bank by a sporting or show business personality and lasts for around 2 hours. There are no official teams though the match is usually played between teams from Warwickshire, including Mancetter and Leicestershire, including Witherley, Fenny Drayton and Sheepy Magna. In modern times there is now only one rule: players are not allowed to kill each other! No goals are scored but the person who has ball at the end of the match wins for his team and also keeps the ball.