What to look for
Signs you may need help
- A dense cluster or swarm forms on a structure
- Bees repeatedly enter a wall or roof gap
- Comb or persistent activity is visible

Melbourne pest services
Bee-swarm and nesting enquiries assessed with safety, access and appropriate removal options in mind.
Tell us what you have noticed, where the activity occurs and anything that may affect access. We will use those details to help plan the next step.
What to look for
Our approach
Before the visit
Keep people and pets away, do not block the entrance or spray the swarm, and contact emergency services for severe allergic reactions.
Every property is different. Any treatment, access requirements and follow-up recommendations are discussed for the individual job before work proceeds.
Service information
The following is general educational information. Pest species, site conditions and suitable treatment methods vary, so property-specific recommendations should follow an inspection.
It is essential to understand that bees, just like wasps, are beneficial insects. They play a significant role in the ecosystem as they transport pollen, helping in the pollination of crops. However, these insects, when disturbed or threatened, can be quite aggressive. They can attack in large numbers, and you need to stay away from the hive.
So if you notice a bee hive anywhere on your property, contact us because they have a highly toxic venom which can result in swelling and allergies. Sometimes excessively stings can also result in health complications and certain cases, death.
A queen bee lays an average of 1,200 to 1,500 eggs per day.
When it comes to bees, we take all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of our clients. Our approach to bee pest control prioritises non-lethal methods, and we are equipped to handle all types of beehives in residential and commercial areas. We employ advanced and customised bee pest control techniques to relocate beehives to more suitable locations where they won't pose a threat to people. As experts in bee control in Melbourne, we prefer to conduct our treatments at night when bees are less active. This approach allows us to manage the situation safely and effectively.
It is advisable to take steps to minimise the likelihood of bees on or near your property, as recommended by our bee control experts in Melbourne. Let's explore these prevention methods:
Maintaining cleanliness in your home
Washing bee-affected areas with hot water
Employing peppermint can serve as preventive measures against bees
Wasps, like bees also play a role in the environment. The difference between bees and wasps are:
Bees only sting once, while wasps can do it multiple times. As compared to bees who only attack when they feel threatened, wasps are more aggressive.
Bees have brown, black or yellowish fuzz while wasps have distinct yellow and black markings
Wasps nests are made of papery substance while bees lives in nests made form waxy substance
We are a reputable company in the industry and have been operating for many years. No matter whether you have a bee problem on your residential, commercial, or industrial property, we can help.
It is best to contact us as soon as you notice a hive being built as it is easier to get rid of the problem at that point rather than waiting till it gets out of control. We have the strategies, expertise and technical knowledge to handle bee removal in Melbourne to industry standards. We make sure that the hive and bees are removed from your property so that it is safe for use.
It’s not recommended to remove a bee hive yourself, especially if you don’t have the proper equipment or experience. Bees can become aggressive and sting in large numbers if they feel threatened. It’s best to contact a professional pest control or bee removal service to safely handle the situation.
To prevent bees from building hives near your home, remove any potential nesting sites, such as open cavities in walls, trees, or sheds. Seal cracks and gaps around your property, and avoid leaving out sugary foods or drinks, as they can attract bees. Regular inspections can also help spot potential issues early.
Common questions
A dense cluster or swarm forms on a structure; Bees repeatedly enter a wall or roof gap; Comb or persistent activity is visible. An inspection can help assess the activity and appropriate next steps.
Yes. Select up to five photos in the inspection form. They are uploaded securely when you submit your request.
No. It is a booking request. Your appointment is confirmed only after BugFather replies with availability and job details.
Request an inspection
Share the property, pest and preferred timing. You can also add photos to help explain the issue.
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