Wasp Exterminator Shropshire protects your property from wasp nests in Upper Longford, with a fast response seven days a week. We charge a fixed price of £80 per nest with no call-out fees, and offer emergency wasp nest removal.

Call 07916 322 280 to book your wasp nest removal today, or complete our online form. We have bookings available, including evenings and weekend appointments.
We cover Upper Longford and the surrounding area, with a technician available seven days a week.
If anyone in your family is allergic to wasp stings, tell us when you book and we will make you a priority. Please do not approach a nest yourself.
Also covering: Weirbrook, Whitemere, Rowton, Sandford, Baschurch, Pontesbury, Kinnerley, Cockshutt.
Call early and we aim to get to you the same day.
One fixed price per nest, confirmed on the phone first.
Day or night, seven days a week.
Appointments available outside normal hours.
Guides on finding, understanding and dealing with wasp nests.
A good description on the phone is the quickest route to a smooth visit, and for a roof nest it comes down to a handful of observations you can make safely from the ground.
Tenants, shop owners and office managers often ask who should deal with wasps entering the building, and what to do in the meantime.
Many things people believe about wasps are only half true, and a few of them, such as swatting back, can lead to a nasty encounter.
When a nest turns up in exactly the same corner as last summer, it feels like proof that the wasps came back, but the real explanation is a new queen with similar taste.
A sting can be the first sign of a nest, and what happened afterwards can help you work out whether you were stung by a wasp or a bee.
“Good all round service”
Jeff suggett“Technician was very professional and know how to deal with the wasp problem in a professional manner.”
Peter Gammage“Great, fast efficient service, would use again if need be.”
Tara HTell us where the wasps are and we will call you back to arrange a visit. Fixed price £80, no call-out charge.