Live bee removal costs can vary according to a number of different factors. For example, the cost will depend on where the bees are located, how long they’ve been there (i.e. how well established they are) and also what species they are. There are 240 species of solitary bees in the UK, one honeybee type and 25 species of bumblebee!
We send a professional and experienced surveyor to the site who will provide a full written report with photographic evidence, making you fully aware of all the risks and the process to remove the bees. We also use specialist equipment such as drones and thermal cameras.
Bee removal can be expensive because of the amount of work that goes into doing this type of job on-site. We prepare the hives before we come to the site. There is also a great deal of forward-planning that is done before we get there.
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.
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.
A bee removal cost can vary quite considerably based on what species of bee they are. If they are honeybees then the location and size of the colony and comb.
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]
