Bee assessment & removal
A cluster on a branch and a colony inside a wall need different care. Start with identification and ask about suitable relocation options.
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What to look for
A temporary cluster of bees may be a swarm, while regular traffic into the same opening can point to an established colony. A description of the location and an existing photograph can help start the discussion.
How the problem is assessed
Explain when the bees appeared and whether they are clustered outside or entering the structure. Ask whether the case is suitable for a beekeeper or live removal. An established wall colony can involve access, comb removal and repairs beyond collecting a swarm.
After the visit
Keep the area undisturbed while the options are assessed. Any relocation, structural work and cleanup should be agreed before the visit; live removal depends on the case and suitable availability.
Questions about bees
Do all bees need treatment?
No. The species, nesting place and risk to people matter. Some situations may be better suited to monitoring or a beekeeper.
Can honey bees be relocated?
Sometimes. Access, colony condition and the availability of a suitable beekeeper determine whether relocation is practical.
Let’s get your space
back to normal
Tell us what you’ve noticed. We’ll help you find the next step.