Honey bee chimney survey.

A honey bee chimney survey is required if honey bees have taken up residence in your chimney. It is important to take action to remove them safely and without harming the bees.

The first step is to determine whether the bees are actually honey bees or some other type of bee or wasp. Honey bees are typically small and brown, with distinctive black and yellow stripes on their abdomen. If you are unsure of the type of bees in your chimney, it is best to contact a professional pest control company such as Pest-Tech Ltd for assistance.

If the bees are indeed honey bees, it is important to avoid using insecticides or other chemicals to remove them, as this can harm the bees and contaminate the honey. Instead, consider contacting a company to remove the bees and relocate them to a bee hive.

You can hire a professional pest control service to carry out a survey so the bees can be safely removed. We typically use specialised equipment such as a chimney camera and thermal equipment to check on the bees so a successful removal can take place. We use professional techniques to remove the bees and relocate them to a new hive.

After the bees have been safely removed, it is important to seal up any cracks or openings in your chimney to prevent other bee swarms or other pests from entering. It may also be a good idea to have your chimney inspected and cleaned to remove any honeycomb or other debris left behind by the bees

On this survey honey bees are in the chimney so we carried out a survey with a chimney camera to establish how high they were and what would be required to extract them. A survey report has been produced with this clip as evidence.

This video has been made by Pest-Tech Ltd. We are a Maidstone based pest control company covering all pest control problems across Kent.

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