Bee Nest Removal Leeds
Expert bee swarm removal in Leeds.
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Leeds Bee Removers
Found a bee swarm in your attic? You’ve come to the right place – at Acorn we have over 30 years of experience in carrying out expert bee nest removals in Leeds.
The UK is home to a diverse array of bee species, including the beloved bumblebee, honey bee and common carder bee.
While we understand that bees are remarkable creatures and are relatively harmless, unless you have an allergy, we know from first hand experience that removing a hive yourself can be risky, especially if it’s inconveniently positioned near a doorway or window.
Reach out to us at the first sight of a hive, and we’ll get those bees to buzz off.
How our Leeds bee nest removal works
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Expert consultation
We’ll provide sound, experienced advice on how to humanely remove the bee hive or swarm.
Onsite visit
Our team of bee removers in Leeds will visit your property to get the job done.
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Swarm, nest and bee hive removal in Leeds
From unwelcome swarms to stubborn hives in your cavity walls, you can trust us to take control and provide a reliable solution.
Bee swarm removal Leeds
A bee swarm occurs when a group of bees temporarily leaves their hive in search of a new home. There are various methods to remove a swarm, including:
- Calming the swarm with smoke: Spraying smoke to relax the bees, making them easier to move.
- Utilising a bee vacuum: Gently sucks up the bees, so they can be transported to a new hive.
- Removing the honeycomb: When a swarm is in a hard-to-reach location, cutting the honeycomb may be necessary, even though it causes some damage.
Once the bees have been successfully removed, the beekeeper will either relocate them to a new hive or release them back into the wild.
Bee hive removal Leeds
A bee hive is a permanent home for a bustling colony of bees. However, these honeycomb nests can attract other pests like ants and flies. They can also damage plasterboard ceilings and create dampness. That’s why it’s crucial to reach out to our experts as soon as you spot a hive.
Removing a bee hive can be similar to dealing with a swarm, using smoke or a bee vacuum to remove them safely. In some cases, if the hive is in a tricky spot, we may have to resort to cutting out the honeycomb. As this is a drastic measure, we’ll only do it as a last resort.
Bee exterminators in Leeds
Don’t worry if you find yourself dealing with a bee nest tucked away in a hard-to-reach area – we can help. We will always try to find the bees a new, suitable home, but there are situations where it’s simply not possible.
In those rare cases, as an absolute last resort, we use a powder or spray treatment that swiftly and painlessly kills the bees. Our bee removal experts are experienced in handling nests in the most challenging locations and will aim to find a solution that prioritises everyone’s safety, including you, your family, and the bees themselves.
Why choose Acorn for bee swarm removal in Leeds?
Let Acorn’s Leeds professionals handle the situation
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Decades of experience
Need a bee remover in Leeds? With 30 years of hands-on experience, we’re well-equipped to tackle your bee problem quickly and securely.
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Trustworthy guidance
Being a fully accredited pest control provider, you can rely on us to discover the optimal solution for you, your property, and the well-being of the bees.
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Ongoing support and prevention
After successfully sorting out your bee dilemma, we won’t just leave you in the lurch. Expect handy advice and practical tips to keep those bees (and any other uninvited guests) from making another appearance.
Keep your Leeds property safe from bees
A bee sting might not pack the same punch as a wasp’s, but it can still give you a jolt. And let’s not forget the havoc bee hives can wreak on your property. Here’s a friendly guide to keep those buzzing visitors at bay:
- Close windows and doors, so they don’t feel too at home.
- Pop in some fly screens; they let the breeze in but keep the bees out.
- Spring’s a good time to look for nests – they’re smaller and easier to manage.
- Seal those bins. Bees can’t resist a sweet scent.
- Wasp traps? They work on bees too!
- A dab of peppermint oil keeps bees on the move.
Tried all that, and bees are still buzzing around? Don’t fret. Our expert team is here to find a solution tailor-made for you.
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