Wasp nests in New Farm tend to turn up under eaves, inside a garden shed, behind a downpipe, or tucked into a retaining wall over a warmer few months. Send through where the nest is and roughly how big it looks from a distance, and we book a local crew that removes the nest rather than just knocking it down.
Homes around New Farm with deep eaves, sheds, and stacked retaining walls give wasps plenty of spots to build, and units with balconies and carpark areas see nests around beams and corners too. The crew treats the nest itself, then checks nearby eaves, sheds, and fence lines for smaller nests that can be easy to miss, since more than one nest is common on a single block once the weather warms up. Garden furniture, clotheslines, and children's play equipment are also checked where they sit close to a fence line or shed, since a nest can build in these spots without being noticed until it is fairly large.
- Nest treatment under eaves, in sheds, and along fence lines
- Balcony and carpark area checks for unit blocks
- Nest removal once the wasps have been treated
- A check of nearby areas for smaller or newer nests
- Advice on keeping doors and windows shut during the visit
Visits in New Farm can often be booked for the same-day or next-day where the run allows, and yards backing onto the park or the river walk are a regular part of the run, along with courtyards where a shed or retaining wall gives a nest somewhere to sit undisturbed.
Call 07 3543 7772 to book, with pricing set out before the crew arrives.
