How To Get Rid Of Bees

My name is Graham Selleck. I am proprietor of Sabre Environmental Property Services. We are pest controllers.

We are there for all your pest control needs. I am going to talk about control of bees. First of all, I would say try not to control bees unless they are causing public health nuisance.

There is a danger of someone becoming severely stung. Why not leave them alone? Bees are very good, they pollinate our plants and flowers. So only control bees only if it's essential.

So we have a bees nest in our loft space, what do we do? First thing we need to have is PPE(personal protection equipment). We have the mask to protect us from the chemicals we will be spraying. We have the glasses to protect the eye.

Rubber gloves to protect our self from the chemicals when entering the loft. Wear all PPE and this is the wasp controller which works perfectly with bees. What we need to buy from a hardware shop is wasp nest destroyer.

We approach the nest and at a range of about 12 feet, spray the outside of the nest. Move towards it. When the chemicals enter, have a slight chance of work.

Move towards it, continue spraying. Open the nest and spray it inside. When that's done,leave them up of the lt, close the hatch and allow the chemical to work.

They will get rid of the bee's nest. One more important thing with bees is you must, once it's been treated, block the access to the wild bees,so that further wild bees can't enter the nest. They come because they are attracted to the honey combs in there.

So we need to block the access to the nest and remove complete nest and the honey comb. We don't want any wild bees affected by the chemicals we had to use. Hope it helps with your control of bees.

Good luck.