Bees occasionally set up in wall cavities, roof voids, garden sheds or old furniture around a Brisbane property, and a steady stream of bees flying in and out of a small gap is usually the first sign something has moved in. Unlike a wasp nest, a bee hive can be harder to reach fully, especially once it has settled into a wall cavity or roof space over several weeks.
The crew we book will assess where the hive is, how it can be reached, and the safest way to deal with it given the location. Sometimes that means treating the space directly, and other times it means a referral to someone who can relocate the hive if that is possible for the site. You get a price before any work goes ahead.
Brisbane properties with older weatherboard homes, garden sheds or unused outbuildings tend to see bees move in more than newer, well-sealed builds. The crew can point out gaps and cavities worth sealing once the hive has been dealt with, to stop the same spot being used again the next season. Booking is same-day or next-day where the run allows.
- Assessment of where the hive is and how it can be reached
- Treatment or referral depending on the site and the hive
- Attention to wall cavities, roof voids and sheds
- Pointers on sealing gaps once the hive is dealt with
- Upfront pricing confirmed before any work starts
Call 07 3543 7772 and describe where you have seen the bees and how long it has been going on. We will book a local crew to take a look.
