Wasp Nest Removal Edgeley
£60 fixed for SK3 Edgeley, most nests treated the day you call.
Why Choose Us for Edgeley Wasp Control?
Edgeley packs a lot of roofline into a small map square. The terraced grid between Castle Street and the railway went up fast in the late 1800s for mill and railway families, and the same three or four house designs repeat for street after street. For wasps that repetition is convenient. Whatever detail a queen can exploit on one house exists on two hundred others, which is why a good Edgeley summer keeps us coming back to the same postcodes week after week.
We are based minutes away, so SK3 calls are about the easiest same-day promise we make. No call-out fee, £60 for the nest, paid when the work is done.
The bay window problem
Most Edgeley terraces carry a bay at the front, and the short run of soffit that caps it is the most treated square metre in the suburb. The timber is old, the box behind it is hollow, and the joint against the brick opens with every hot summer. Wasps stream in above head height right beside the front door, which at least means nests here get spotted early. Treatment happens from outside, through the entrance, and the colony collapses the same day.
The other regulars, in rough order:
- Ridge and verge gaps in the terrace roofs, where the mortar has weathered off the end slates.
- Rear yard walls and outriggers, whose soft red brick loses joints that German wasps take over.
- Bin store and coal-shed roofs in the back alleys, dry and rarely disturbed.
Around Alexandra Park
The streets facing Alexandra Park, and the larger Edwardian houses along its edges, get a different pattern. Mature park trees push tree-wasp colonies over the boundary into garden hedges, and the deeper eaves on the park-facing houses hide bigger roof-void nests than the terraces produce. A nest found in September on these streets is often the size of a beach ball, having grown unnoticed all season. Match days at Edgeley Park add a practical wrinkle: on a home Saturday we plan around the crowds and park a street or two out, and the job happens as normal.
Costs, without padding
A wasp or hornet nest anywhere in Edgeley or Shaw Heath is £60, complete. Bumblebee colonies are usually best ignored, since they die out by autumn, but where one must go the charge is £70. If a treatment somehow leaves survivors we return free under the one-visit guarantee. Nobody pays for advice, a look, or a visit that finds nothing treatable.
To book, ring 07770 015197 or drop your number in the form. Tell us the street and which bit of the house the wasps are using, and we will do the rest.
Edgeley Wasp Removal: Frequently Asked Questions
It is the single most common Edgeley job. The timber soffit capping a bay is boxed, hollow and south-facing on half the streets here, and we treat it from a ladder outside without opening anything up. Expect the colony to be dead within hours of the dust going in.
Very little. A standard Edgeley back yard leaves enough room to foot a ladder, and where it genuinely does not we work from the alley or the front instead. Tight access never adds anything to the £60.
Yes, we work seven days and the price does not change. August Saturdays are the busiest slots of the year, so an early call helps.
Neighbouring Areas We Cover
Useful Guides
- Wasp, bee, or hornet? — UK identification guide before you book.
- Signs you have a wasp nest — seven concrete signs and where to look.
- Wasp sting first aid — NHS-aligned, when to call 999.
Book Your £60 Removal
Edgeley SK3. Same-day where possible.