How to Get Rid of Cockroaches in Your Wagga Wagga Kitchen
Why cockroaches move into Wagga kitchens, what to do straight away, and when a professional treatment is the faster fix.
Read articleKey takeaways
- Disturbed nests can lead to many stings at once, so do not try to knock one down.
- Bees and wasps need different handling.
- Early action is easier than a large late-season nest.
Wasp or bee?
Honey bees are rounder, furrier and golden-brown, and they are valuable pollinators. Wasps are smoother, with bright yellow and black markings, and they can sting repeatedly. European wasps are a particular nuisance in late summer and autumn, when nests are at their largest.
Why nests grow fast
A nest started in spring can hold thousands of insects by late summer. They can be in roof voids, wall cavities, trees, sheds and even underground. A steady line of insects flying to one entry point is the clearest sign.
Why you should not DIY
Knocking down or spraying a nest can provoke a mass attack. Nests inside walls or roofs are hard to reach and can leave honey or debris that attracts other pests.
What we do
For wasps we locate the nest and remove it safely, see wasp nest removal. For bees we assess the swarm or hive and the safest option, see bee removal. Call 02 6931 2755 and tell us what you are seeing.
Want a professional to take care of it? Call 02 6931 2755 or request a free quote.
