theWASPman

theWASPman is a wasp nest removal and wasp pest control business based in Baildon. Andrew Lord has over 25 years of experience in wasp pest control, and is insured and qualified. The business specialises in wasp nest removal and wasp pest control. The service area includes Baildon, Shipley, Bradford, Guiseley, Menston, Eldwick, Bingley, Keighley, Ilkley, Otley and surrounding areas.

Additional areas covered in West Yorkshire on request include Addingham, Allerton, Bramley, Denholme, Horsforth, Pudsey, Rawdon, Thackley, Wyke, Yeadon and Leeds postcodes LS12, LS13, LS18, LS19, LS20, LS21, LS28. Andrew has developed unique tools enabling treatment of some high roof situations that other pest controllers or local authorities have declined. Equipment used is precise and surgical in method, and rarely requires any part of the property to be disturbed or dismantled.

theWASPman handles wasp nest removal across the Bradford district, and the accounts left by customers return time and again to the speed of the response and the calm manner in which the work is carried out. Several describe calling in the morning and having the nest treated the same day, sometimes within a few hours, with Andrew named repeatedly for his professionalism and for the reassurance he gives while explaining what will happen.

Alison is also mentioned often for talking callers through the behaviour of wasps and bees, including one instance where she reviewed a video and advised that no visit was needed, sparing the household an unnecessary call-out. Reviewers repeatedly note that nests in awkward places, from airbricks and wall cavities to a chimney stack on a three-storey house, were dealt with efficiently using the equipment brought along, and that no wasps were seen afterwards.

Praise also covers punctuality, politeness and the tidiness of the work, alongside prices described as competitive and reasonable for the job. The company is noted as a local firm that customers return to over several years for help with wasps and with bees burrowing underground. Treatment of a nest in a wall cavity is among the jobs singled out for particular satisfaction.