Wasp Control Perth
Seeing wasps regularly around your home or business? HiveFlow provides targeted wasp control across Perth, identifying activity, locating nests and treating problem areas.
Targeted control. Practical solutions.
Send us a photo and we'll help identify what you're dealing with.
Regular wasp activity can mean a nest is nearby
Wasps often build nests in sheltered areas around homes and businesses, including under eaves, around rooflines, in sheds and other protected spaces.
Seeing wasps repeatedly travelling to and from the same area can be a sign of an active nest.
Locating the nest is an important part of controlling the problem. Avoid disturbing or attempting to remove an active nest yourself, as wasps may become defensive when the nest is threatened.
What to expect from your wasp treatment
We track down the source – we'll inspect the areas where you're seeing activity and work to locate the nest.
We assess the nest location – eaves, rooflines, sheds, wall gaps and other sheltered areas can all provide nesting sites.
We choose the treatment to suit the situation – the approach depends on the wasp species, nest location and accessibility.
We target the nest – rather than simply treating individual wasps flying around the property.
We remove accessible nest material where appropriate – depending on the location and treatment.
We talk you through what happens next – including what activity you may see after treatment and ways to reduce future nesting around the property.
Not sure where the wasps are coming from?
Wasp nests aren't always in obvious places. Watching where the wasps repeatedly travel can help narrow down where they're nesting.
Follow their flight path – wasps repeatedly returning to the same spot may lead you towards the nest.
Watch your roofline – look for wasps disappearing beneath tiles, flashing or gaps around the eaves.
Check sheltered outdoor areas – patios, sheds and pergolas can provide protected nesting spots.
Look beneath outdoor furniture – small paper nests can be tucked underneath tables, chairs and other structures.
Check around walls and openings – gaps, cracks and other protected spaces may conceal activity.
Don't disturb the area – if you've narrowed down the location, keep your distance rather than trying to inspect the nest closely.
Can't see the nest? That's common.
Send HiveFlow a photo or short video of where you're seeing the activity and we can help narrow down where it may be coming from.
Why choose HiveFlow
Licensed and insured pest management
10+ years of pest control experience
Local Perth pest control service
Treatment based on the wasp species and nest location
Focused treatment aimed at the nest, not just individual wasps
Practical advice to help reduce future nesting around your property
Worried about wasps around your property?
Send us a photo or short video of the activity and we'll help work out the next step..
Wasp Control FAQs
How do I know if I have a wasp nest?
Regular wasp traffic to and from the same location can indicate a nearby nest. Watch for activity around eaves, rooflines, sheds, patios, wall gaps and outdoor furniture.
Should I remove a wasp nest myself?
It's best to avoid disturbing an active nest. Wasps can become defensive when the nest is threatened, particularly when you're working close to it.
Where do wasps commonly build nests around homes?
Depending on the species, nests may be found beneath eaves, around rooflines, inside wall cavities, in sheds, under outdoor furniture or in other sheltered areas.
What happens after a wasp nest is treated?
Some activity may continue for a period after treatment as wasps return to the nesting area. We'll explain what to expect based on the treatment and nest location.
I'm seeing wasps but can't find the nest. Can you still help?
Yes. Send HiveFlow a photo or short video and let us know where you're seeing the activity. This can help us identify what you're dealing with and where the nest may be located.
Not sure if they're bees or wasps?
Bees and wasps can look similar from a distance, but they require a different approach. If you're seeing bees around your property, HiveFlow prioritises protecting and relocating them wherever practical.