Wasp Nest Removal In Narborough

At Direct Pest, we work tirelessly to provide our customers with a top-tier wasp nest removal Narborough service.

Our wasp nest removal specialists deftly handled wasp nest infestations in a safe and considerate manner. The first step is to identify the location and extent of the pest problem.

This can be done visually, a key indicator of a wasp nest infestation is when there is a high number of wasps. Although you may not be able to physically see a wasp nest where it has been constructed, this does not mean that there is not one. Upon discovery of a wasp nest, you can either call or email us in order for us to have our wasp nest removal specialists knocking on your door and ready to resolve the wasp problem.

By keeping windows and doors closed, it can help in the prevention of wasps entering a premises. During the summer, wasps will be enticed in through open windows and doors by sugary aromas and leftover food. If they find their way into your food storage and preparation areas, it can lead to food contamination and further health issues.

Even if wasps are inside of your property, we strongly recommend that no-one should ever handle a wasp nest infestation without proper equipment or knowledge. The reason for this is because incurring multiple wasp stings can have far-reaching consequences. Wasp stings can cause a person to enter into anaphylactic shock, this can even lead to death in the worst circumstances.

Due to this, our wasp nest removal specialists are always equipped with protective clothing and equipment. This protects them and also you, your family and pets so that there is no risk to health and safety.

Don’t allow this pest problem to gain a foothold in your domain, and with our Narborough wasp nest removal service, they won’t be allowed to. Contact us today for excellent results at dealing with all wasp nest infestations.

Narborough is a large village in the Blaby district of Leicestershire and is surrounded by the nearby villages of Enderby, Cosby, and Huncote, while the picturesque River Soar flows through the village. The River Soar is the largest river in Leicestershire, rising near Wibtoft in Warwickshire and joining the Soar Brook near Sharnford before passing through Croft, Narborough & Littlethorpe, eventually flowing through the centre of Leicester and being joined by the Grand Union Canal. Today the Soar is a hive of tourism with narrowboat cruises and the towpaths next to the canal are used for cycling, rambling, horse-riding and is also popular for fishing.

The stretch of the River Soar which passes through the centre of Leicester is known locally as the ‘Mile Straight’ and is home to Leicester Rowing Club, formed in 1882. The club’s boathouse also houses some of the boats and equipment for the University of Leicester Boat Club and the De Montfort University Rowing Club. The annual varsity boat race between the two takes place on the River Soar in March and is a very popular local event, though not as famous as the Oxford/Cambridge boat race on the Thames!