Bee Removal Services, SWARM Relocation, Apiarist

Over complication  isn't something we do here at Native pollinate:  Removals can be simple in the case of new swarms or more complex in the case of cut outs.

We access the colony using ladders, ropes, scaffolds and remove concealing panels. Unlike wasps or other insects bees create intricate combs and store often large ammounts of pollen honey and wax along with young bees. typically we remove 99% of this and establish it in the removal equipment we bring.  if the panels or bricks we remove require trades to replace we engage after the removal and full clean up has been accomplished. 

Short Answer NO,   We have minimum charges and aim for those, should the extent and complexities of the removal develop we will discuss as we go with options supplied throughout., we do not take cash and once you are satisfied a seven day invoice will be issued by email.

Potentially yes but ideally NO.   Bees are amazing and essential insects but more people die from bee stings then sharks, spiders and snakes combined due to the percentage of anaphylaxis within the community and even seasoned beekeepers wont dive into cut outs and large colony removals, the working at heights, in heats and surrounded by thousands of bees is best practiced over time, additionally under the Western Australian Bio Security regulations we are required to isolate and inspect the removed bees for several weeks , keep records for DPRID and of course be registered and insured. 

Yes:   We will establish some temporary bunting but in the case of a business , or Public building the first to notice the Colony should barricade off the area if they consider it  necessary.      Bees can fly for kms so its really just to make people aware - if you have contact details for people and can message or inform everyone that is ideal.  once we start the process we have limited control over the bees traveling however after a few hours they will calm and gather.