November is springtime; it is also an active time for wasps. Some wasps species, such as paper wasps, are active all year round. European wasps, however, can only be observed during springtime in warmer places, such as South Australia, Tasmania, Southern NSW and Victoria.

Here are a few tips on how to deal with wasps.

In an ideal scenario, you won’t need to deal with wasps. Prevention is best. Here are a few things you can do:
1. Conduct regular inspections of your property. Be on the lookout for nests, especially during springtime.
2. Trim and clean up your yard or garden for overhanging branches and bushes.
3. Properly seal your waste bins and food sources. Wasps are attracted to these.

If you do these basic wasp prevention tips, you have a better chance at keeping your property wasp free.

If you already have a wasp problem – especially if you suspect wasp infestation – get in touch with Safe Spray professionals.

While it is tempting to do something about the wasps in your property yourself, this isn’t the best way to deal with your pest problem. Wasp bites hurt; and, doing DIY wasp removal is a bad idea.

Get in touch with Safe Spray if you suspect wasp infestation. We are happy to discuss our methods with you. Our goal is always to educate more and more Australians about pests, and how to best deal with them.

Don’t DIY your wasp pest problem. A professional team of pest control experts is the most effective way to deal with wasps. Call today to know more.