Bees Pest Control

Bees and wasps can be a nuisance and even dangerous when they nest on your property, but there are safe and environmentally friendly ways to control them. A professional pest control service can safely remove and relocate the hive without harming the bees. It's important to get the nest removed quickly to prevent further damage to your property and reduce the risk of stings, which can range from mild to severe allergic reactions. Regular pest inspections can also help prevent bee and wasp issues by identifying signs of their presence, such as visible nests, gaps in mortar, and buzzing sounds.

Bees can cause damage to property by nesting in areas such as roof eaves and air-conditioning units. Pest control companies now recommend safe removal of bees instead of extermination, using beekeepers to relocate the bees. Spraying or dusting bees to kill them can be dangerous and provoke aggression. Bees play an essential role in pollinating plants and crops, so it's important to protect them whenever possible.

If you have a bee problem, contact a professional pest control service in Australia for a pest inspection and a free quote. We have highly trained and qualified pest controllers and provide effective and fast bee control services across Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Central Coast NSW. Protect yourself from stings by wearing shoes outdoors and protective gear when working outside. With safe and environmentally friendly pest control services available, there's no need to tolerate bees or wasps on your property.

Bee removal typically involves several steps to safely relocate the bees without causing harm to the colony or individuals involved. The process usually goes as follows:

• Assessing the situation: Our professional beekeeper or pest control expert will evaluate the location and size of the bee colony. This helps determine the best approach for removal and the necessary equipment needed.
• Planning: Based on the assessment, a removal plan will be devised, taking into consideration factors such as the accessibility of the colony, the presence of comb or honey, and the potential risks involved.
• Preparing protective gear: Beekeepers will wear appropriate protective clothing, including a beekeeping suit, gloves, and a veil, to minimize the risk of stings during the removal process.
• Isolating the area: The beekeeper will fence off or cordon off the area to prevent bystanders from getting too close and disturbing the bees during the removal process.
• Gently removing the bees: Using specialized tools like smokers or bee vacuums, the beekeeper will calmly and gently remove the bees from their current location. The goal is to ensure the safety of both the beekeeper and the bees.
• Relocating the bees: Once the bees are safely removed, they are typically relocated to an appropriate beekeeping facility or a designated bee-friendly location. This allows the bees to continue their important role in pollination and honey production.
• Cleaning and repair: Depending on the situation, the beekeeper may clean up any residual honey, wax, or debris left behind. It may also involve repairing any damage caused during the removal process.
• It's important to note that bee removal should be conducted by professionals trained in handling bees to ensure the safety of everyone involved.