Are Bees and Wasps the same?

Bees are often confused with wasps because they have a similar shaped body. However bees are vital for pollination to occur and should not be harmed. Wasps have distinct yellow/black bands around the abdomen, Bees have a more non-descript light brown/brown-yellow colour.

How long does a Wasps nest last?

A nest will last for 4-6 months however during this time, the nest may change from active to inactive depending on the time of the year.

What will happen if I kill a Wasp?

Killing one wasps will usually attract more. It is better to repel or ignore the wasp, rather than kill.

How long do Wasps live?

A queen can live as long as 12 months as she hibernates during the winter in order to establish a new colony the following spring/summer. It is thought that worker wasps live for around 12 – 22 days and male wasps have even shorter lives.

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At Acorn, our remedial works services currently include:

Installation, servicing and fail safe testing of TMVs (Thermostatic mixing valves)
Pipework Insulation
Deadleg removal.

Cold water storage tanks

Insulation of storage vessels.
Supply and installation of new secure lid
Supply and installation of screen vent to vessel lid
Re-piping of expansion pipework
Supply and Installation of Insect Screen To Overflow
Supply and Installation of Vessel Drain Valves
Balancing of Water Storage Vessels (to ensure even flow)

Hot water calorifiers

Internal inspections/ chlorination works
Installation of temperature gauges

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