Wasp Pest Control And Hornet Removal Services
“But going back again to get his glasses, when he knew the wasps were there, when he was really scared. That was brave.”
NEIL GAIMAN
About Wasps And Hornets
BIOLOGY
black head and thorax with yellow or white bands on the abdomen. 1cm to 2cm in length
BIOLOGY
life cycle: 3-4 weeks
eggs to larvae: a few days
larvae to pupae: a few weeks
pupae to adult: 2 weeks
BEHAVIOUR
Sumatran Paper Wasps are known for their relatively docile behaviour compared to other wasp species. They only attack when their nest is disturbed.
BREEDING
The Queen creates paper-like materials by chewing up wood and plant fibres to build her nests.
FEEDING
The Queen cares for the larvae that hatch by feeding them with insects that she captures and chews up into a paste.
IDENTIFY
The Sumatran Paper Wasp has distinct slender waist and long legs.
TRAIT
Its sting is more mild as compared to other wasp species.
INSPECTION
Our experts are trained to meticulously seek out the Sumatran paper wasp. They will also assess structural issues, housekeeping practices, and the surrounding environment.
SPRAYING
This wasp control service applies a solution that has a quick knockdown effect to subdue the wasps quickly so that they are safe to be removed.
PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
As part of the wasp control service, there will be an inspection of your premises, and our technician will offer advice on how to keep wasps away.
SERVICE REPORT
After the service is done, a digital report will be emailed to you. This report contains photos of the problematic spots and the treatment done, along with suggestions specific to your site.
BIOLOGY
yellow and brown bands on abdomen 2cm to 3cm in length
BIOLOGY
life cycle: 3-4 weeks
eggs to larvae: a few days
larvae to pupae: a few weeks
pupae to adult: 2 weeks
BEHAVIOUR
Lesser-Banded Hornets are known for their defensive behaviour and become aggressive when their nests is disturbed.
BREEDING
Lesser-Banded Hornets create paper-like materials by chewing up wood and plant fibres to build their nests.
BREEDING
After mating, the fertilized females become the next queens while the males die.
FEEDING
Lesser-Banded Hornets feed on nectar and insects like caterpillars.
TRAIT
Lesser-Banded Hornets have a powerful sting.
HABITAT
They build their nests with paper-like materials that they create by chewing up wood and plant fibres.
INSPECTION
Our Technicians are trained to meticulously seek out the Lesser-banded hornet. They will also evaluate structural issues, cleanliness practices, and the surrounding environment.
SPRAYING
This method applies a solution that has a quick knockdown effect to subdue the hornets quickly, ensuring safe hornet nest removal.
PROFESSIONAL ADVICE
Based on our inspection of your premises and the contribution factors that may be involved, our technician will offer advice on how to keep hornets away.
SERVICE REPORT
After the service is done, a digital report will be emailed to you. This report contains photos of the problematic spots and the treatment done, along with suggestions specific to your site.
