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Privately run pest control covering homes and businesses across Greater Sydney
Super Pest Controler is a privately run pest control business that started as a single-van operation. It now works across Greater Sydney for homeowners, building managers, strata boards and commercial sites. It treats…
Family-owned pest control for Sydney homes, businesses and industrial sites
Sydney Pest Crew is a family-owned, licensed and insured pest control company covering the whole Sydney region, from the CBD and Eastern Suburbs to the Hills District, Macarthur and Sutherland Shire. It treats homes…
Sydney-owned pest, termite and inspection services for homes and businesses
Syd Pest Control is a locally owned and operated pest management business covering Sydney, especially the western and south-western suburbs. It works for homeowners, strata and property managers, and commercial and…
Belmore-based pest, termite and proofing services across Sydney
Knock-Down Pest Control runs its operations office in Belmore and a sales office in the Sydney CBD, covering homes, strata buildings, real estate agencies, offices, hospitality venues and warehouses across Sydney. It…
Family-owned Sydney termite and pest control business operating since 1984
M&M Termite & Pest Control is a family-owned Sydney company founded in 1984 by brothers Ray and Geoff Milton. Local technicians cover regions from the Eastern Suburbs and Northern Beaches to Penrith, the Blue Mountains…
Pest, termite and bird control for Sydney, Central Coast and Wollongong
Redback Pest Control Sydney is a pest and termite company that started out family owned and now serves homes and businesses across Sydney, the Central Coast and Wollongong. Services include general pest treatments…
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Honey bees are valuable pollinators. Many swarms can be collected alive and established hives relocated, so ask whether the business offers live removal before a hive is treated.
A cluster of bees on a branch or fence is usually resting while scouts look for a new home, and may leave within a day or two. Keep people and pets at a distance and do not spray it.
A hive inside a wall or roof cavity usually needs the comb removed as well as the bees. Honey and wax left behind can attract other pests and damage the building, so ask what the removal includes.
