If a honeybee swarm is left and not collected quickly (within the same day), it could colonise your property chimney, roof or wall. We strongly advise you get the swarm removed quickly to prevent the risk of having a bee colony to deal with – not just a bee swarm…
Beegone can remove swarms but charge a service fee. Please be advised we will remove swarms in Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex areas. Established colonies are removed from buildings nationwide.
A bee swarm is a term for when the bees are not living on honeycomb in a colony but are on the move. They are often found in the form of a mass of bunched up bees on top of each other often hanging from a branch of a tree, but this can also be on the side of a building too. The bees are looking for a desired new colony location where they will make a honeycomb and live for many years.
Private bee keepers can help but often not immediately and it can be a massive risk leaving the bees to settle without intervention. They may just end up flying away but they could also end up choosing your chimney or property roof as their new home. If this happens it will be a challenging and costly location to remove them.
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]
