Feral Bee Hive Treatment & Removal

Treatment of a feral bee colony depends on the location of the hive, accessibility, building construction and circumstances identified during assessment.

Bees Knees Pest Management WA provides targeted feral bee hive management where treatment is appropriate.

Depending on the situation, this may include:

• Assessment of bee activity

• Identification of the likely hive location

• Assessment of potential access points

• Targeted treatment where required

• Removal of accessible hive material where appropriate

• Recommendations regarding building access or repairs

• Advice to help reduce the likelihood of future occupation

Hive and Honeycomb Removal

Where a colony has established inside a building cavity, consideration should also be given to honeycomb, honey, wax and other hive material remaining within the structure.

Where practical and accessible, removal of residual hive material may be recommended.

Some colonies may be located within enclosed wall or roof cavities that cannot be physically accessed without opening part of the structure. Where building access or repair work is required, this may need to be undertaken separately by an appropriate trade.

We'll explain what can reasonably be undertaken as part of the pest management service and any additional work that may be required.