Bee and Wasp Control

Having a few bees around can be beneficial for your garden. However, in large numbers, bees and wasps can be potentially dangerous and cause damage to your home. Jamie at C&C Pest Control offers the best bee and wasp control removal service throughout Noosa Hinterland and the Sunshine Coast.

Home and Garden Bee and Wasp Control

If you have noticed a swarm or nest in your home or garden, do not approach or attempt to remove them.  You see, these insects tend to become quite aggressive when threatened. Keep any pets and children inside and give Jamie at C&C a call, our removal service* will safely and effectively get rid of the insects.

Bees

Australia is home to over 1,500 species of native bees and several introduced species. The majority of Australia’s native bees are solitary and do not sting. There are around 10 species of Australian bees that live in swarms, however the type of bee we most commonly find nesting in Gympie, Wide Bay, Mary Valley, Noosa, Cooloola and Sunshine Coast homes and gardens is the introduced honeybee. The honeybee is around 12mm in length and is generally a yellow brown or dark brown colour. This species of bee is the most common kind of stinging bee but will only attack when threatened.

Bee Removal Service Gympie, Mary Valley, Wide Bay, Noosa and Sunshine Coast.

Honeybees like to nest in wall cavities, tree hollows, or inside chimneys, they build an exposed nest of white wax combs with a single entrance hole that dozens of bees will fly in and out of. Our bee removal service will safely remove the bees* and their nest from wherever they have established themselves in your Gympie, Mary Valley, Wide Bay, Noosa and Sunshine Coast property. This may involve administering a registered pesticide through the entrance hole and then dismantling the nest.

Another common way you might see these bees collecting around your property is in swarms. Swarming occurs when a nest becomes too large and needs to be split up. Swarming involves hundreds of bees clinging to one another and hanging off a branch or fence while a scout bee flies around the area and looks for a suitable place to build a new nest. Removal of a bee swarm is in general a much quicker and easier process than removing an established nest.