Hi, I am a Pest Controller as well as a Bee Keeper. I have saved and relocated several Honey Bee Colonies over the past Two years as I have included this service as another tier to my business. I have Building experience which has helped greatly in removing colonies. There are regulations on Killing Honey Bee colonies set out by Defra, However pest control guidelines contradict DEFRA 's Process by stating that poisoned comb can be sealed in! This sealing in of poison can be all well and good short term, but what happens when this insecticide poison becomes exposed again by accident ? It then becomes a poison to local feral and beekeepers colonies. I have witnessed one such incident this summer 2018 by a national pest control company where they poisoned a colony in 2017 but didn't even seal the chimney. This year another swarm moved into the chimney and was killed off. The Regional Bee Inspector was informed and an investigation was initiated. I have a set fee for removing colonies, however travelling distance / time & Cherry picker hire / scafolding prices are on top of my fee. If you would like to discuss removal of your colony please don't hesitate to contact me at
https://www.facebook.com/Honey-Bee-Remo ... 391617063/ Always remember its always better and easier to remove a colony as soon as you realise that you have one rather than leaving it and hoping that it will move on !