Locating Honey Bees

The Survey

The Survey

When undertaking a bee removal, a survey is recommended to establish which removal method is best and helps us in locating bees. We consider the location of the bees to assess the condition of the building or structure and to determine what approach will be used if the colony is to be exposed for cut-out.

The entrances to bees within buildings and structures are often high up, so consideration may need to be given to working from access equipment i.e., Mobile elevated work platforms or scaffolding. These works are planned and undertaken by fully trained team members.

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The Survey

When undertaking a bee removal, a survey is recommended to establish which removal method is best and helps us in locating bees. We consider the location of the bees to assess the condition of the building or structure and to determine what approach will be used if the colony is to be exposed for cut-out.

The entrances to bees within buildings and structures are often high up, so consideration may need to be given to working from access equipment i.e., Mobile elevated work platforms or scaffolding. These works are planned and undertaken by fully trained team members.

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The Survey Explained​

Surveys can be carried out in several ways. Some surveys may not require us to attend and may be done from photographs alone, however, often we must carry out an on-site inspection using modern thermal imaging equipment, which helps in locating bees. Sometimes inspection cameras or drones may be required for locating bees.

Findings Of The Survey

Once the survey has been completed, you will be advised of what will happen during the removal. A report will be sent to you detailing all the necessary information associated with the removal of the bees along with a cost to carry out the required works.

The Survey Explained

Surveys can be carried out in several ways. Some surveys may not require us to attend and may be done from photographs alone, however, often we must carry out an on-site inspection using modern thermal imaging equipment. Sometimes inspection cameras or drones may be required.

Findings Of The Survey

Once the survey has been completed, you will be advised of what will happen during the removal. A report will be sent to you detailing all the necessary information associated with the removal of the bees along with a cost to carry out the required works.