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Flying insects · putakti

Bees and wasps

A nest by the door or in the ceiling is a job for a trained crew.

Apis spp.Risk 2 of 3
Specimen · Bees and wasps
Did you know?

Wasps defend the nest as a group; knocking one down with a broom is how most stings happen.

Signs to look for

  • Paper nests under eaves, balconies and trees
  • Bees going in and out of a wall gap
  • Buzzing inside the ceiling

Why it matters

  • Multiple stings and allergic shock
  • Nests near entrances, schools and pools
  • Honey and wax rotting inside walls

Where they hide

  • Roof eaves and balconies
  • Trees and hedges
  • Wall and ceiling voids

What you can do today

  • Keep people and pets away from the nest
  • Never burn or hose a nest
  • Call us with a photo from a safe distance
What ACJEM does

How we deal with bees and wasps.

General pest control
  1. 01Safe removal of wasp nests by suited technicians
  2. 02Bee colonies relocated where possible
  3. 03Sealing the entry after removal

Seen one? There are more you haven’t.

Book an inspection. A technician comes with a flashlight, finds where they hide, and tells you exactly what it takes.

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