Wall cavities are one of the most common places bees settle in Hamilton. Timber Queenslanders have plenty of gaps behind weatherboards, around window frames and where pipes and cables enter the house. Brick homes have weep holes and gaps under the eaves. Once bees find a dry, sheltered cavity, they start building comb between the studs.
You may see a steady line of bees flying in and out of one small gap, hear a hum through the wall or notice dark marks on the paint. When you call, we ask which wall it is, how high the entry is and how long you have seen the bees. We give you upfront pricing and book a nearby independent crew.
At the visit, the crew finds the edges of the nest, often with a thermal camera or by tapping along the wall. They then explain the options that suit the bees and the wall, and whether they need to work from inside or outside. That might mean lifting weatherboards, removing a section of plaster or taking off external cladding. They show you exactly where before starting and explain what the wall will look like when they leave.
- Weatherboard, brick and fibro walls
- Nests found with thermal cameras where needed
- Access from inside or outside, explained first
- Comb lifted out and the cavity cleaned
- Entry gaps pointed out for sealing
Please do not spray into the gap or seal it up while the bees are active, as they can move deeper into the house. For wall cavity bee removal in Hamilton, call 07 3543 7772.
