We have years of experience
With 45 years of knowledge and experience in beekeeping, Pebadale Apiaries is the obvious choice if you want a quick and effective resolution.
Pest Control
We love bees, but sometimes they make their nests in the wrong places. We can arrange the safe treatment or removal of wasp and bee nests, so get in touch as soon as you notice one.
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We love bees but sometimes they make their nests in the wrong places. As part of our comprehensive service, we can arrange for the safe treatment or removal of wasp and bee nests. Just get in touch with us as soon as you notice the nest and we'll be able to help.
Knowing what you actually have makes a real difference to how it is handled. Honeybees, bumblebees, solitary bees and wasps all behave differently, and not every nest needs treating at all. Ring us, describe what you are seeing and where, and we will tell you straight whether it needs action.
How we help
With 45 years of knowledge and experience in beekeeping, Pebadale Apiaries is the obvious choice if you want a quick and effective resolution.
As soon as you realise that you have a pest problem, it is best to get in touch. What starts out as a small and seemingly harmless nest can quickly turn into a serious hazard for you and anybody visiting your property.
Depending on how active the nest has become, we may be able to give you the information you need to tackle the problem yourself. Just give us a call and we'll be able to provide you with the optimum solution.
Swarms are different
A swarm hanging in a tree or on a fence is a colony looking for a new home, and it will usually move on by itself within a day or two. Swarms are rarely aggressive and a beekeeper can often collect one rather than destroy it. Call us and describe what you can see before anyone reaches for a spray.
If you require any information regarding honeybees, bumblebees, solitary bees or wasps we are always happy to help. There is more on identifying and understanding them on our demonstrations and information page, and if the swarm has sparked an interest, our beekeeping equipment page is where most people start.
The sooner you call, the easier it is to deal with. Ring us or send a message describing what you have found and where it is.