Wasp Nest Removal In Oadby

Direct Pest and our wasp nest removal Oadby service are here for you in your time of need to resolve any wasp problem you have encountered.

We can dispatch our wasp nest removal specialists in the blink of an eye to come running and get you back to being wasp-free again.

In order to determine whether or not you have a wasp nest infestation, a big clue will be if there is a large grouping of wasps in the vicinity of a premises. Another indication is if you can hear a faint scratching noise from the area you suspect, this is actually the sound of a wasp nest being built. A likely way that wasps can enter into a property is if windows and doors are left open when the weather is warmer. On the hunt for food sources they will be drawn in by access to leftover food or sugary aromas. However, wasps are very resourceful and will find other ways to gain entry.

By making sure that outside bins are firmly secured shut, this can also help to prevent wasps. If allowed access to garbage as a food source, it can lead to wasp’s behaviour becoming more aggressive and erratic. Even if wasps have found their way in, it is very important not to approach or handle the wasp problem alone.

Due to the severity of multiple stings and the possibility of incurring both anaphylactic shock, and even death, only trained professionals should conduct wasp nest removal. Our wasp nest removal specialists are always equipped with protective clothing and equipment so there isn’t any risks toward safety or health.

When you need wasp nest removal in Oadby, you can count on Direct Pest to deliver the best results in dealing with a wasp problem, so contact us today.

Oadby is a small town in Leicestershire, five miles south east of Leicester city centre and has Stoughton, Stretton Hall, Great Stretton & Little Stretton nearby. Leicester Racecourse and the University of Leicester including its Botanical Garden is also in the vicinity. Oadby remained a small settlement until the late 19th century when it became a fashionable suburb for the businessmen of Leicester and many substantial houses were built in the area. One famous inhabitant of Oadby was John Richard Deacon, born in 1951, and though now retired is best known as the bass guitarist for the rock band Queen.

John Deacon was born in Leicester, but his family moved to Oadby in 1960, where he first played bass in a local band, The Opposition, before moving to study electronics at Chelsea College, London. He became Queen’s bass player in 1971, because of his quiet demeanour and electronic skills, particularly the home-made Deacy Amp which guitarist Brian May used to create guitar orchestras throughout the band’s career. As well as his musical skills including bass, rhythm guitar and keyboards Deacon also considered songwriting to be of equal importance, and he wrote at least one song per album, several of which became hits. His song ‘Another One Bites the Dust’ became the group’s best selling single in the US. Following frontman Freddie Mercury’s death in 1991, and the following year’s Tribute Concert, Deacon only performed a few times with the remaining members of Queen before retiring from the music industry in 1997.