Bumblebees are dangerous to have around the home. Bumblebees are actually considered pests because they can be very aggressive, and their nests can be challenging to remove. In addition, they often sting people if they think you are a danger to the nest, and what’s more, they can sting multiple times without dying.

Suppose you get stung and have an allergic reaction to bee venom. You are likely to experience anaphylactic shock in that case, and the results can be disastrous. Get rid of Bumblebees before the nest starts growing, leaving you with a bigger problem. Our Bumblebee exterminators know what to do to keep you safe and sound. Clayton Bumblebee hive removal will rid your home of all traces of Bumblebees.

Bumblebees are known for nesting in a range of places, and it can be hard to remove the nest, but the most common places include sheds and their content within, roof spaces, attics, fascia boards, under logs, in the ground, or even compost heaps or compost bins and the chances of being stung are great so to help understand these furry critters we provided a few descriptions below.

Bombus jonellus, commonly known as the heath bumblebee, is a large bumblebee species. Like all other bumblebees, they are social insects that rely on a central nest for living. The nest may consist of hundreds or thousands of individual bees and takes up around 20 cm deep and 1 m wide.

Despite its slightly larger size, it looks similar to queens due to plumage hairs showing whitish bands. This bee has been threatened by habitat destruction and loss because it requires flowers with head-high foliage such as heather etc… And prefers climates where snow lies for over 100 days per year.

The Moss carder bumblebee is a species of bumblebee that can be found in the United Kingdom and other parts of Europe. These bees are around 13-16 mm long and are black or dark brown in colour. They have a yellow band on their thorax, and their head is covered in white hairs. Moss carder bumblebees are solitary bees, meaning they don’t live in colonies. They nest underground in abandoned rodent burrows, under rocks, or in old tree stumps. These bees hibernate from October to April, and they usually sting if you bother them. Around 250-500 eggs are laid per queen, and the eggs hatch after about 16 days. The larvae feed on moss until they pupate

Southern Cuckoo Bee, also commonly referred to as the “dance bee,” is a stocky, bumblebee-sized bee that ranges from goldenrod yellow to dark brown in colour. It produces a loud buzz that sounds like a diesel motor starting up and hovering in place when it enters the territory of other bees, including honeybees. The female Southern Cuckoo Bee feeds on pollen and builds its nest by burrowing in soft ground or in rotten logs close to where flowers are blooming.

The Tree bumblebee is a species of bumblebee that is endemic to the United Kingdom. It is found in a variety of habitats, including woodland, gardens, and heathland. The tree bumblebee is the largest species of bumblebee in the UK, and it is distinguished by its black body and yellow band on the thorax.

You might feel more comfortable treating a bumblebee infestation on your own, but we advise against it. Suppose you’ve had any experience with these pesky creatures and their nests before. In that case, you know how difficult they can be to eliminate without the right tools and expertise. Even if DIY products seem like an easy option at first glance, some significant risks come along with using them in this situation. So let Clayton Bumblebee nest removal service help get rid of Bumblebees for good! We offer affordable rates and high-quality customer care, so you don’t have to worry when working with us!