Before 
After It is important that you have removed from your chimney because leaving them will result in a larger problem later.
Many pest control companies will tell you itās not necessary to remove the beehive after removing the bees. Leaving a beehive in a chimney after a treatment with insecticide or other compound is one of the biggest mistakes that people make. Bee removal without honeycomb removal will inevitably cause you problems of a more serious nature than the original bees themselves.
Bees keep the hive cool by circulating air with their wings. Without this vital cooling method, the honey will inevitably melt and seep though the building and cause a permanently lingering smell and damp like marks on plasterboard, wall paper and in cavities. This will also attract other pests and other bees time and time again
We usually prefer doing a cut-out method of bee removal which will require access equipment, removing building fabric and then cutting out the comb to remove it with the live bees. We then bee proof the chimney and do the reinstatement works.
Beegone is qualified for minor works on Grade I and II listed buildings.
Using bee-proof mesh ensures no bees re-enter the property through the airbrick. This allows us to give a guarantees that the bees won't return.
In order to proof the chimney pot, we use bee-proof cowlings on redundant flues. This ensures the honey bees can't return to this location and allows us to provide you with guarantees.
Even a trace amount of honeycomb in a property can be very attractive to other passing swarms of bees. It is therefore essential we seal up any gaps in the brickwork. This allows us to give you guarantees that the bees won't return to the same location.
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HEAD OFFICE:
Hivegrove, Kings Court,
Burrows Lane, Gomshall,
Guildford, Surrey, GU5 9QE
Phone: 01225 285 084
Email: [email protected]
HEAD OFFICE:
HIVEGROVE, Kings Court,
Burrows Ln, Gomshall,
Guildford, Surrey, GU5 9QE
Phone: 0800 9551 999
Email: [email protected]
