Fill in the form with the details of the job. The more you tell us, the better the first quote is likely to be.
What happens after you send it
- Your enquiry goes to local bee removal specialists who work in your area.
- They contact you by phone or email to ask questions, and some may want to see the job first.
- You compare what they offer and choose who to hire, or nobody at all.
What to have ready
- Where the bees are, and how high up
- What you see: a cluster hanging in the open, a few big fuzzy bees using a hole, or a steady stream of small bees in and out of a gap
- How long they have been there
- A photo taken from a safe distance, if a business asks for one
- Whether you want the bees saved, or don't mind either way
If it is a honey bee swarm hanging in the open, a free swarm collector may be all you need. Our page on bee swarm removal explains who to call.
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