Bee Hive Removal and Pest Control in Nerul

Found a hive? Do this first

• Shut the windows on that side and keep children and pets inside.
• Do not spray it, smoke it, pour water on it or try to knock it down. Bees defend a hive when it is disturbed.
• If someone has been stung many times or is finding it hard to breathe, get medical help right away.
• Tell your society office if the hive is close to a lobby, staircase or play area.
• Call 80979 41077. Tell us where it is, which floor, and about how big it looks.

How the hive comes down

Technicians arrive with protective gear and take the hive down with as little damage to your property as they can. Beekeepers in our network then take the colony to a place where it can carry on. No chemical is sprayed on the bees. Once the hive is gone, the spot is cleaned and the entry points are sealed, which makes another colony less likely to move in.

The inspection and the quote are free. The price depends on how big the hive is and how hard it is to reach. The work comes with a 1-year warranty. If it is wasps or other flying insects and not bees, look at flying insect management.

Photos: Bee Hive Removal and Pest Control in Nerul

• What does it cost to remove a bee hive in Nerul?

  It starts at ₹2,000. A hive high up on a tower ledge costs more than one on a low branch, because it is harder to reach. A photo helps us plan. The inspection and written quote are free, and you will know the figure before any work is done.

• Will the bees be killed?

  No. The hive is taken down and beekeepers move the colony to a place where it can carry on. No chemical is sprayed on the bees. If a particular hive cannot be handled this way, we will explain why before doing anything else, so that you can decide.

• A bee swarm landed on my balcony grill. Is that dangerous?

  A swarm is often calmer than a settled hive, but leave it alone anyway. Shut the balcony door, keep children and pets in and do not spray anything. Sometimes it moves on by itself. If it stays and begins to build a hive, call us straight away.

• How much time does hive removal take?

  Usually 1 to 3 hours. It depends on how big the hive is and where it sits. One inside a wall or high on a ledge takes longer than one on a branch. A few details and a photo before the visit let us bring the right equipment.

• The hive is outside my high floor in Seawoods. Can you reach it?

  Send a photo and tell us the floor. The method depends on whether we can reach the hive from a window, ledge or terrace. Your society may need to give permission for access. The technician will tell you after the inspection whether it can be done safely.

• Can bees come back to the same place?

  They can, because old hive scent draws new colonies. That is why we clean the spot and seal the entry points once the hive is gone. The work has a 1-year warranty, so if bees come back to that spot during that time, call us and we will arrange a follow-up.

• Can you take a hive out of a wall or a society tree?

  Yes. We take hives from walls, roofs, trees and other places, and we try to do as little damage as we can. A hive inside a wall takes more work than one on a branch. Tell us where it is, and send a photo if you can get one safely.

• Where do the bees go afterwards?

  Beekeepers in our network take the colony to a place where it can keep living and working. It is not destroyed. Back at your home, the spot is cleaned and the entry points are sealed, so another colony is less likely to choose the same corner again.

• What should my family do while the hive is being removed?

  Stay indoors with the windows on that side shut until the technician says the job is over. Keep pets in as well. If the hive is near a staircase, lobby or play area, ask the society to keep people away from that spot while the work is on.

• Can you come urgently if bees are attacking people?

  Call 80979 41077 and say it is urgent. We take calls at any hour and do respond to swarms and angry bees. Tell us where they are and whether anyone has been stung. If anybody is having trouble breathing, get medical help first, and then call us.