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How to get rid of bees

If you want to know how to get rid of bees it is important to take time to explore the options in the videos and articles below and possible risks and consequences each option could have. 

Ways to get rid of bees

For removing a colony from a building are a trap out method, insecticidal treatment, smoking bees out, sealing the bees in or live bee and comb removal, often known as a cut-outIf you have a swarm, the best methods are using a bee vac or collecting the bees into a box.

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Who to call for bee removal near me?

If you want someone to remove the bees alive and in a way that won’t destroy the colony, beekeepers can be a good place to start, especially if you want the honeycombs and bees removed alive.

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Do pest controllers do bee removal?

Pest control bee removal is often done using an insecticide treatment. That is one of the biggest differences when asking a pest control company to remove bees. Pest controllers are qualified to use chemicals that they carry in their inventory.

However, bees are really important to the environment so we would recommend that treating bees should be a last resort for pest controllers and people who have bee problems.

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Do beekeepers do bee removal?

If you call a beekeeper in June you’re more likely to get some sort of response from them wanting to help. Later on, in the year and especially in the summer they’re going to be less interested because the honey flow period has finished by then.

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How to get rid of bees

7 ways to get rid of honeybees

There are seven different ways to remove bees from buildings. The method you should use depends on whether they’re a swarm or if they’re an established colony within a building.

These are different. A swarm is known as a breakout from the hive. Several bees (50+) will leave an established colony on the honeycomb within a building. The swarm leaves the colony and flies into a bush or a tree and search for a place to establish a new colony.

Therefore, swarm removal is very different to removal from a building of an established colony removal. In a building void, you potentially could have two to three hundred kilograms of honey that has been in there for ten years.

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