Bee Nest Removal Hampshire
Portsmouth, Southampton, Basingstoke And Hampshire

Do you need bee nest removal in Hampshire? We offer specialist bees nest removal for the whole of Hampshire and Surrey. Contact our expert for the best prices.

Bee Nest Removal

Nobody wants bees hanging around their garden, so our pest controllers and beekeepers work efficiently on each job to remove bee nests from your property.

Our local company offers bee nest removal across Portsmouth, Southampton, and Hampshire. 

Many bee species will view you as a threat during the physical removal of nests, which poses a serious risk to you and those around you. Our removal methods meet industry standards, and they are a harmless way to control and remove bees.

As a business, we love bees and view them as the protected species they are. We eradicate the risk of them returning and prioritise your health.

Honey Bee swarm removal

Honey bees naturally swarm when their hive reaches its maximum capacity. Half of the bees stay with the queen and flee the nest, while the rest stay to lay more eggs with a new queen. The honey bees will relocate over the summer months of July-August, when you are likely to identify swarms around your building. 

Swarms can be found near bushes, houses, bins, cars, or the ground. Although they won't typically be aggressive, contacting a professional is the best way to deal with them. Our employees can promptly assess the problem, and our knowledgeable beekeepers will ensure they are safely removed from your property.

Differences between bee swarming and wasp nests

Wasps' nests can be identified by their comb-like ball shape, typically made from chewed and pulped wood. Wasps pose a threat to children, pets and families, so you must contact us if you spot one in your home.

You will commonly spot a wasp nest in the following spaces:

The biggest difference between bumblebees and wasps is their diets. Bees, generally, are harmless and come to our gardens for flowers and pollen. Wasps, on the other hand, are much worse as they are carnivorous. They feed on flies, aphids and invertebrates in our gardens. Wasps are less friendly and are much more likely to sting you. 

Similar to wasps, hornets are also incredibly dangerous. They are the largest species of wasp, and they should be handled with care.

Wasp nest removal is hazardous and should not be attempted by someone who isn't qualified or prepared. Contact our team via our phone number if you believe you have a wasp nest.

Bee Removal Process

Our pest controllers follow a strict removal process to ensure an efficient result. The last thing you want to do is anger the colony or leave potential eggs behind.

Initially, if you suspect there's a bee nest at your property, you shouldn't touch it or attempt to remove it yourself. Tampering with a nest can result in stings and an angered infestation, so always contact our business when you are unsure.

Our professionals will inspect your property and identify the worst-affected areas to be treated. At this point, we don't hesitate to act, but we must determine the best method to implement. We must be able to access the nest and see how they affect your property.

Our third step is to treat the bee pest control issue, working safely to remove the nest from your property. We shall decide on the best relocation method for your situation.

The final step (and most important) is to educate you on aftercare and how to prevent them from coming back. We can offer you products to deter future bees on your site. 

Honey Bee Removal

Many honey bee swarms will move after 24-48 hours as they rest and protect their queen. If they're not disturbed, they aren't harmful or a risk to you. They are likely to swarm near trees, bushes or warm areas like compost bins.

If they continue to pose a threat to you, contact our team, and we can safely remove the nest and relocate them elsewhere. 

If you are looking for wasp nest removal in the Hampshire and Surrey areas, we can help. Our expert team are available to provide fast wasp nest pest control today.

Bumble Bee Removal

Bumblebees should be left alone without any treatments if they're not presenting any hazards or risks. They form annual colonies with their mated queens surviving the Winter. The queens hide until Spring, and their nests won't typically pose a risk to you and your family. 

We will happily advise you over the phone or visit your property to inspect the nest further. Due to declining numbers in the bumblebee population, we don't recommend removing the nest unless there is a severe issue.    

Mason Bee Removal

Unlike other bee species, the Mason Bee is a solitary insect and does not live in colonies. Many aren't a risk to humans, but sometimes they will make their nests in the soft mortar of our homes. If you notice small tunnels in your mortar alongside mud and sand, there's a chance that eggs are being laid in those cavities. 

We commonly use bee repellent for Mason bees, which doesn't harm them but warns them to stay away from your home and garden. 

Removal & Relocation

Our team always aims to use non-lethal methods when removing and relocating wasps and bees. In the case of the Honey Bees and Bumble Bees, we always attempt to use barriers or physically remove them from your property if they are a disturbance.

In most cases, the bees will not harm you, and you will not know they are there until they've left. Their nests are made in cavities to breed and stay protected, so we don't want to disturb them unless we have to.

In emergencies, we attempt to be at your property on the same day you enquire. Speak to us on the phone if you are concerned. 

Is Bee Nest Removal Safe?

When we remove a bee nest, we make sure to do a reasonable inspection and consider any other ways to deal with the issue before removing it. All our nest removals are done promptly and are safe for your children and pets.

Many bee species are protected, meaning we attempt to keep them safe during transportation. However, your safety is our priority and is always guaranteed on all jobs.

How Much Does Bee Removal Cost?

We are happy to offer a free quote to our customers, but we must inspect your property beforehand. 

Our costs vary depending on many factors, with the size of the nest being the most significant contributor. It's always suggested to contact us before attempting anything, and we will endeavour to give you a price for the service.

Will I Get Future Bee Pest Problems?

As promised, we offer prevention services for future pest control problems, using bee deterrents and bee nest removal services at your home. These are highly effective at keeping your property and the surrounding areas safe from local pests and bees.

Our years of experience mean you can trust us, as we not only remove bees from your house but also ensure they don't return. Our inspections cover your area as a whole, and we make sure to get to you as soon as possible after you phone.

Alternatively, contact us via email, and we will get back to you promptly.

Call 07973 700 006 today to discuss bee nest removal in Hampshire and Surrey.