In this video, we will explain who is responsible for bee removal for both residential and commercial properties.
We will also answer common questions like…
Is it the landowner responsible for the bee removal?
Is my landlord responsible to remove the bees?
Who is responsible to remove bees from offices?
If you are reading this or have watched the video, unfortunately, it’s probably going to be you or at least you’ll have some influence in the process.
You might be a tenant experiencing a problem with a bee issue in the chimney, roof or wall and they may even be coming into your house.
The straight answer to the question is, if the bees are on a landowners property, then it is the responsibility of the landowner to sort them out. If you are the property owner, then it is your responsibility, but if you are a tenant, your landlord is responsible, but please double-check your rental agreement and what is included.
If you’re an employer and have bees on your building and own the building, it would be your responsibility. Under UK employment law, you will need to sort out the issue because bees sting and obviously for the health and safety of your employees it’s going to be important to get the bee issue resolved.
Beegone® specialises in the safe, environmentally friendly, live removal and rehoming of honeybee swarms and colonies, from structures or naturally occurring cavities. We cover the entire UK and have a team of trained and dedicated technicians ready to serve you.
Our aim is to educate people and businesses on honeybee identification and how to deal with them. We remove feral honeybees from structures, relocate them and prevent them from returning.
HEAD OFFICE:
Hivegrove, Kings Court,
Burrows Lane, Gomshall,
Guildford, Surrey, GU5 9QE
Phone: 01225 285 084
Email: [email protected]
HEAD OFFICE ACCREDITATIONS
HEAD OFFICE:
HIVEGROVE, Kings Court,
Burrows Ln, Gomshall,
Guildford, Surrey, GU5 9QE
Phone: 0800 9551 999
Email: [email protected]
Head office and participating branches only
Head office and participating branches only
