Wasp Buzzters

Wasp Buzzters WASP BUZZTERS is a dedicated pest control business specialising in wasp nest treatments for homes and businesses, as well as mole control.
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As a sole operator, I personally handle every job, ensuring you a professional, stress-free service every time.

🐝 Bee or Wasp? Not every buzz is a wasp! 🐝Although the wasp season is now underway, I'm still receiving a large number o...
01/06/2026

🐝 Bee or Wasp? Not every buzz is a wasp! 🐝

Although the wasp season is now underway, I'm still receiving a large number of enquiries regarding bees, bumblebees and solitary bees.

Before arranging a treatment, it's always worth trying to identify exactly what you're seeing. A clear photo or short zoomed-in video can often be enough to determine whether it's a wasp nest requiring treatment or a beneficial bee species that should be left alone.

Honey bees, bumblebees and solitary bees all play an important role in our environment and, where possible, should be protected.
If you're unsure what you have, feel free to send over a photo or video and I'll do my best to help with identification.

⚠️ Active wasp nests can grow rapidly throughout the summer and are best dealt with professionally.

📸 Check out the guide below.

🔍 Identification & inspection visits FROM £45

🐝 Wasp nest treatments FROM £90

📍 Corbridge & surrounding areas

🌐 waspbuzzters.co.uk

Paul
Wasp Buzzters Pest Control

29/05/2026

🐝 WASP SEASON IS NOW WELL UNDERWAY LOCALLY

This week alone I've attended a number of wasp nests in sheds and outbuildings, which is a good indication that the season is now starting to ramp up.

A word of caution if you're spending time in the garden this weekend...

Please take care when entering sheds, garages and outbuildings that you may not have been into for a week or two. Early-season wasp nests are often attached to shed roofs, door frames and roof timbers and can sometimes go unnoticed until they're disturbed.

One nest I attended this week had been built directly onto the top of a shed door. Had the door been opened quickly, the nest could easily have been damaged and the situation may have ended quite unpleasantly for the person opening it.

At this stage of the season many nests are still relatively small, however once the first worker wasps hatch, nests can increase in size and activity surprisingly quickly.

Common locations include:
• Sheds
• Garages
• Roof eaves
• Bird boxes
• Children's playhouses
• Outdoor storage areas

If you've noticed wasp activity around your property and aren't sure what you're dealing with, feel free to send over a photo or short video for identification and advice.

✅ Local independent specialist
✅ Wasp nest treatments
✅ Honest advice
✅ Fully insured

Paul – Wasp Buzzters

📞 07901 997071
🌐 waspbuzzters.co.uk

Please feel free to share locally 👍

☀️ Warm weather + Bank Holiday gardening = increased reports of early-season wasp nests locally.Many people will only ju...
25/05/2026

☀️ Warm weather + Bank Holiday gardening = increased reports of early-season wasp nests locally.

Many people will only just be opening sheds, garages, roof spaces and outdoor storage areas after the recent good weather — and this is often when starter nests are first discovered.

At this stage nests may still appear relatively small, however once the first worker wasps hatch, nests can rapidly increase in size and activity over a surprisingly short period of time.

I’m already receiving increasing enquiries regarding:
• Shed nests
• Garage nests
• Roof/eaves activity
• Outdoor seating/play areas

Not all flying insect activity is wasps, so correct identification is always important before any treatment takes place.

✅ Local professional service
✅ Wasp nest treatments
✅ Sensible honest advice
✅ Fully insured

Back out covering the local area from tomorrow onwards.

Paul – Wasp Buzzters
📞 07901 997071
🌐 waspbuzzters.co.uk

Please feel free to share locally 👍

20/05/2026

EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF A DEVELOPING WASPS NEST....🐝

This solitary queen wasp has been repeatedly visiting this timber for over two weeks, chewing weathered wood fibres to make paper pulp for a nearby starter nest.

At this stage:
• only the queen is active
• the nest is still very small and hidden
• and most people don’t realise nest-building is already underway

This kind of behaviour is a strong indication that a queen is establishing a nest somewhere close by.

If you notice a lone large wasp repeatedly:
• scraping wood
• returning to the same area
• or flying a consistent route

…it can indicate a developing nest nearby before workers have even hatched.

Once the first workers emerge, colony numbers can increase rapidly through late spring and summer, turning a small starter nest into a much larger problem.

If safe to do so, observing the wasp’s flight direction can sometimes help identify where it may be nesting nearby. Avoid disturbing suspected nesting areas or attempting to block entrances, as wasps can sting if threatened.

Even if you don’t notice this kind of behaviour, this is the ideal time of year to regularly check sheds, lofts, roof spaces, garages and other outdoor buildings for small starter nests before colonies become established.

Starter nests are usually:
• golf ball to tennis ball sized
• grey/papery in appearance
• often hanging from a single stalk
• and commonly found in sheltered dark areas

Early identification is often key to preventing a much larger infestation later in the season.

17/04/2026

Quick favour to ask…🫶

With wasp season just around the corner 🐝, if you’ve found my posts helpful it would really mean a lot if you could invite friends or family to my page, give it a follow and help spread the word — I regularly share helpful advice and information throughout the season, and it might help someone who needs my services once things get going 👍

It only takes a few seconds:

• Go to my page
• Click the 3 dots
• Invite friends

That’s it — massively appreciated!

Thanks again for all the support Paul at Wasp Buzzters 🙌

👋 Hi everyone!For those that don’t know me, I’m Paul — the face behind Wasp Buzzters.I specialise in wasp nest treatment...
17/04/2026

👋 Hi everyone!

For those that don’t know me, I’m Paul — the face behind Wasp Buzzters.

I specialise in wasp nest treatment and mole control, helping people deal with problems quickly and safely around the home and garden.

With the weather starting to warm up, wasp season is just around the corner 🐝 — so I’ll now be focusing more on wasp nest treatments and advice over the coming months.

If you’re ever unsure what you’re dealing with, feel free to send a photo or video (from a safe distance) and I’ll happily point you in the right direction 👍

Thanks again for all the support — old and new 🙌🫶

Although it’s been a bit cooler today, the warmer weather earlier this week (Tuesday & Wednesday) brought a noticeable i...
09/04/2026

Although it’s been a bit cooler today, the warmer weather earlier this week (Tuesday & Wednesday) brought a noticeable increase in enquiries ☀️🐝

Just a quick bit of advice for this time of year (April–May):

👉 It’s generally too early for large active wasp nests
👉 Most wasp activity is just single queens starting out
👉 If you’re seeing lots of insects, it’s usually:
• Honey bees
• Bumblebees
• Masonry bees
• Or other species

⚠️ Remember honey bees can still sting if disturbed, but they should NOT be treated

If you're unsure what you're dealing with, I’m always happy to help identify from photos or videos (taken from a safe distance) before you book anything.

I can still assist with early-stage wasp nests (single queen), especially where there are concerns such as:
• Fear or anxiety around wasps
• Allergies or previous reactions
• Nests close to doors, windows or around the home

Honest advice as always 👍

📞 07901 997071
🌐 waspbuzzters.co.uk

🐣 Happy Easter from Wasp Buzzters 🐝Wishing everyone a great long weekend!It’s still early, but it won’t be long before w...
03/04/2026

🐣 Happy Easter from Wasp Buzzters 🐝
Wishing everyone a great long weekend!
It’s still early, but it won’t be long before wasps start becoming more active again.
From next month onwards… we’ll be ready.
Enjoy the break and the sunshine!
– Wasp Buzzters

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03/02/2026

🌐 Our new website is now live
You can find all service details and contact information here:
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Thanks for your continued support and recommendations.

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20/01/2026

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