In Loughborough, Direct Pest has ensured that anyone in need can access our Loughborough wasp nest removal service.

If you have found any evidence of a wasp nest infestation, fear not, as you can call in the cavalry to have you back to being wasp-free again in no time. Upon discovery of a wasp problem, you can simply call or email us and we will have our wasp nest removal specialists on their way to you.

A good way of working out if you have a wasp nest infestation is to visually inspect for a high number of wasps in a specific area. This is likely them entering and exiting a concealed, protected nest, even if you cannot physically see the nest. It is possible that wasps may seek out your property in the hunt for food sources, such as leftover food.

In the summer months, they will likely gain entry via open windows and doors, whereas in the winter it is more likely for wasps to be found around outside bins. A good way to help prevent wasps finding their way inside a property is to install bug screens across windows and doors so that they cannot simply fly straight in. However, wasps are very persistent and will still likely find obtuse ways in.

We strongly advise that only trained professionals should handle the removal of wasp nest infestations. A singular wasp sting should, thankfully, only lead to some discomfort and minor inflammation. This is not the same if you were to be stung by multiple wasps. Multiple wasp stings has the potential to induce anaphylactic shock, even leading to death in the worst instances.

It is this reason why all of our wasp nest removal specialists come equipped with protective clothing so that there is no worry of risk to health and safety. Our focus towards the safety of you, your family and your pets as well is why our solutions for wasp problems are so widely revered.

Our wasp nest removal in Loughborough service will leave you impressed and amazed at the phenomenal results we produce, so don’t delay and contact us today.

The university town of Loughborough is within the Charnwood borough of Leicestershire. Dating back to 1909 Loughborough Technical Institute gained university status in 1966 and in 2013 the university also acquired the former broadcast centre at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park which then opened as a second campus in 2015. Loughborough university is particularly noted for its sports-related courses and achievements, becoming a centre of excellence in the field of sports and sports science. It boasts among its former graduates a number of world-class athletes including Paula Radcliffe and Lord Coe. In keeping with this tradition, Loughborough students have won the British Universities & Colleges Sport Association championship every year for over three decades.