ACT Environmental Auth No: 0619 Lic No: 5084551
Termite Accred No: 5387
Most of the time pests are something to simply be exterminated, but bees do not fit into the category. Over the last few years, society has been made aware not only of the important role that bees play but how quickly they are dying out. Of course, you also don't want a beehive in your home, especially if you have family members who are allergic to bee stings. However, there are a few steps you can take to ensure no harm comes to the bees, and instead that they are relocated to somewhere more appropriate.
Avoid aggravating the bees
First of all, you must give the bees space and leave the hive alone. If you go near it the bees could attack which would be painful for you and would have extremely negative effects on the swarm. It is always dangerous to confront a hive as insects are vehement when it comes to defending their home.
Do some surveillance but keep the family away
Of course, keep any family members with allergies away but also ensure that your pets do not go near the hive. Though you should leave it alone, try to figure out where the hive is. Locating the hive will make it easier to avoid and will also help when you call in your specialist.
Get help from the professionals
The next stage is to contact a pest control professional to relocate the bees; do not try and do this yourself. It's also vital that you do not try to use any of your own sprays of insecticides as you will definitely harm the bees. A1 Professional Pest Control is capable of removing the bees without causing damage, but it is a delicate procedure.
Finally, after the bees have been relocated you must remove any remnants of the hive. Hives and honey will be extremely attractive to other insects and wildlife. Clear out the walls where the bees made their home with extreme care and try to ensure that all weak spots in your home are repaired. The bees will have found an initial way to begin their hive.
Though having bees in your home isn't a pleasant experience they usually aren't aggressive and will leave you alone if they are unprovoked. Stay calm and call a professional.
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