Prestige Beehive Removal

This is about wild bee hives. Wild bees that live peacefully doing their activities without any intention of stumbling in a human daily life are occasionally found guilty for being an annoyance to us. Without any guilty feelings or just being naive, they build nest in our home or land, probably in the wall of your home or on a nearby tree.

So far there isn't any problem yet. But this can change in a sudden when a false alarm triggers the bees to protect their hive and hurting somebody around with their stings. Or maybe someone was trying to do something that might threaten their hive or other bees. This will make them attack people, which is a perfect reason to get rid of them and remove the hive out of the neighborhood.

Bee hive removal can be a "do it yourself" job if you prepare yourself very well and ready with the consequences. But it is best if this job is done by a pest control service which has all the resources, expertise and skill to totally clean up the area from bees. A total approach of bee hive removal is a step by step procedure which is finding the hive, removing the bees, removing the hive and the prevention of future disturbances by the bees.

Bee hive removal equipment should be made available. You may be needing a ladder, a hammer, driller, an adequate amount of insecticides, a beekeeping smoker and last but not least a beekeeper suit with hat, veil and gloves for protection against possible bee stings.

Finding or locating a wild bee hive seems to be a simple and easy task, but it is often not the case. Wild bees could build nest in walls or in chimneys at the roof. Favorite places of a wild bee hive in a bird house, attics, pots and trash barrels or any open structure where bees can enter to build their hive.

The most common place and are usually the primary targets of bee nesting are the chimneys where you should look into it, especially if your chimney is not equipped with a protective screen. If you see a lot of flying bees around a spot of your house it might be an indication that the bees have build their nest in that particular suspecting spot.

Now you have to find the perfect time to remove (the more proper word is to terminate) the bees. Consider the sleeping time of the bees which in the evening till early morning. Another consideration is the time where the bee population is at it smallest which is in late winter till early spring. Removing the bees with proper timing will make it easier to succeed.

If you have set the favorable time, get set and use your complete protective suit. It is time for termination. Apply or spray the insecticide towards the bee colony in an open structure for several times until you are sure that all the bees are killed.

If the bee hive is located in a wall you need to make a hole with the driller at the spotted location on the wall. To detect the exact spot you can use the hammer to tap the wall and listen whether you hear a buzz as a response of the bees. Apply or spray the insecticide trough the hole. Repeat until you do not hear any buzz anymore.

Wait for a moment and check any sign of a living bee. If none, you can go on with the removal of the hive. This should be obligatory to avoid other foraging bees to use the hive and rebuild the nest. Place the beehive remains in a plastic trash bag then tie it securely, and throw it in a trash container ready to be picked up by your waste collector.

After removing the hive and the killed bees, wash the place thoroughly using a detergent and water. This is to make sure that all possible bee traces that can be detected by other foraging bees and make them attracted to this place. Close all possible entry points where the bees can pass through. Do not forget to seal the hole(s) you have made to apply the insecticide as well other openings in your wall.

That's it. The bee hive removal job is done. However, I still recommend that you appoint a reputable pest control agent. beehive removal. beehive removal. Although it seems that the job is quite easy to be done by yourself but it bears some risk, especially if you're unaware that you may be allergic to bee stings. Second, going up on ladder fully dressed with your beekeeping suit is really not an easy task to do. Isn't it?