Wasps are among the most dangerous and aggressive pests in Auckland. Their painful stings can cause severe allergic reactions, making professional removal essential for homes and businesses experiencing wasp activity.
At OneCall Pest Control, we provide fast, effective, and safe wasp nest eradication services. Our technicians are equipped with specialized protective gear and treatments to handle these hazardous pests properly and minimize risks.
Paper-like structures in sheltered areas like eaves, attics, garden sheds, or inside wall cavities.
Regular wasp traffic entering and exiting from the same area, often around buildings or in the ground.
Wasps becoming defensive and aggressive when you approach certain areas of your property.
Evidence of wasps gathering wood fibers from fences, decks, or outdoor furniture to build their nests.
We locate all wasp nests on your property and determine the species, size of the colony, and best approach for removal.
Using specialized insecticidal dusts or sprays applied directly to the nest, ensuring complete elimination of the colony.
When appropriate and safe to do so, we physically remove the treated nest to prevent re-colonization.
We provide recommendations to make your property less attractive to wasps and reduce the likelihood of future nests.
OneCall Pest Control was fantastic! They responded quickly and completely eliminated our pest problem. Very professional service.
Great service from start to finish. The team was knowledgeable and thorough. Would definitely recommend to others.
We had a serious cockroach problem and OneCall sorted it out quickly. Haven't seen a single pest since their treatment.
New Zealand is home to several wasp species, including the German wasp, common wasp, and paper wasp. These social insects build nests in sheltered locations around properties, including eaves, attics, garden sheds, and underground cavities.
Wasp colonies grow rapidly during summer months, with a single nest potentially housing thousands of wasps. Unlike bees, wasps can sting multiple times and become increasingly aggressive when their nest is threatened.
