Apex Pest Control Has New Blog Post On Wasp Nest Removal

Apex Pest Control, based in Sheffield, UK, has announced that they have released a new blog post that tackles what people need to know about the removal of wasp nests. The pest control company explains the need to remove wasp nests as the warmer months come around. Wasp nests can be found both indoors and outdoors, and the problem is that the wasp population grows larger each day. On the average, approximately 5,000 adult wasps can live in just one nest during the summer. This can cause a lot of problem for people.

Tony Johnson, owner of Apex Pest Control, says, “Fortunately, removing wasps is the easiest it’s ever been today. Many pest control companies successfully deal with wasps, without doing any damage to the client’s home or health. One such company is Apex Pest Control. We are a local family-run pest control company based in Sheffield and we provide pest control across Yorkshire. Our pest controllers have over 30 years of experience in the field. Aside from wasps, we also deal with bedbugs, moles, mice, cockroaches, ants, rats, and many other pests.”

According to Tony Johnson, they specialise in wasp nest removal techniques in order to eliminate wasp infestations from the home or business as quickly as possible. Wasps can be a problem for humans because wasp stings are not just painful, they can also cause anaphylactic shock for people who are allergic to them. This is why it is vital to eliminate wasp nests around and inside homes, businesses, and commercial establishments. To get rid of a wasp problem, the pest control company first identifies the species of wasp that is present and the extent of the problem. This will enable choice of the best alternatives for eliminating the problem.

Meanwhile, aside from wasps, Apex Pest Control can also help with bees, rats and mice, ants and cockroaches, flying insects, bed bugs, squirrels and birds, and many more pests. For an idea of cost towards these other pest services you can read the article that Apex discusses charges for pest control services. The company is a professional bed bug exterminator. Bed bugs can be a persistent pest problem because they can live for weeks and sometimes even months, producing as much as 400 to 500 eggs during their lifetime. They can be a nuisance not just because they bite and can cause health problems but also because they also leave blood spots on the bedding. Effective bed bug control requires an extensive investigation of various areas like mattresses and various possible daytime hiding places. Apex Pest Control applies a suitable and long-lasting residual insecticide on all surfaces and likely areas by using a flat fan and a sprayer for all bedrooms.

Another key service offered by Apex Pest Control is mouse pest removal. Before performing their mice treatment services, they first conduct a survey of the location, which is a domestic household, a farm, or commercial premises. The areas that are often favoured by mice are those areas in the home where food is stored and prepared, such as kitchens, pantries, airing cupboards, and under bathrooms and loft areas. They will look for various signs of infestation like holes, a nest, damage, runs, smear marks, tracks, dead or live mice, droppings, and smell.

Tony Johnson founded Apex Pest Control on 2016 when he decided to return to his roots in Sheffield. The company is a family run business offering quality pest control services across Rotherham, Sheffield, Leeds, Barnsley and Doncaster South Yorkshire, and parts of North Derbyshire. Tony has knowledge and experience in basic pest control methods and has expertise training from the British Pest Control Association (BPCA). He was a member of the BPCA for several years as county pest controller. The company is a member of the National Pest Control Association, British Mole Catchers Register, and The Contractor Healthy and Safety Assessment Scheme.

Those who need more information on wasp removal or want to get the services of Apex Pest Control can visit their website, call them on the phone, or contact them via email.