Please allow a minimum of 14 days to action a secondary treatment unless otherwise stated by your pest controller. You may still see bees during this time.  Please see the additional work section.

Monitor the area for a few days only if at a safe distance - do not monitor if you are unsure of your safety - there should be a notable decline.  To avoid future invasions you MUST seal entry holes to the nesting area.

If bees come into the house, seal access points, such as sides of attic hatches, gaps 2mm or more (occasionally smaller), air vents,  holes around piping, gaps in flooring, anywhere where a chink of light which might shine through and be a likely entry point. Check ceiling lights and loose fixtures amongst others. 

Keep people, children and pets away as wasps can attack, particularly if feeling threatened. A sting can cause allergic reactions. In some cases anaphylaxis, which can be fatal. In the event of an emergency contact 999 ASAP.

Of all the species of Bumblebee only the Asian Tree Bumblebee nest above ground level, typically at the roofline, in fascias, soffits and under loft insulation.

Asian bees are an invasive species and can be extremely dangerous if disturbed.
They are very sensitive to vibration and will defend their colonies in numbers.

They can repeatedly sting during attacks. Only professional pest controllers should attempt to resolve these nests.

Asian Tree Bees will also colonise in bird boxes.