Bee Treatment Services
Bees are important pollinators, so where possible we recommend contacting a beekeeper first to see whether the bees can be collected or relocated.
When a beekeeper cannot assist and treatment is appropriate, Surekill Pest Control can provide professional bee treatment across the Central Coast, Sydney and Newcastle. Our work commonly involves treating bee activity through an existing entry point into a wall or building cavity.
Residential & Commercial Pest Control
Licensed & Insured Technicians
Second-Generation Family Business Established 2009
Central Coast · Sydney · Newcastle
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Professional Bee Treatment
Beekeeper First
Where practical, contact a beekeeper first to see whether the bees can be collected or relocated. Surekill provides treatment when a beekeeper cannot assist and pest management treatment is appropriate.
Bees in Wall Cavities
Surekill commonly treats bees entering wall cavities through an existing small opening, such as a gap where render or cement has deteriorated.
Professional Treatment
Where appropriate, the technician applies insecticidal dust at the bee entry point so bees carry the treatment into the cavity.
After Treatment
Surekill does not remove the nest, honey or honeycomb from inside the wall and does not seal or repair the entry point. Any required repairs should be arranged separately after treatment as advised.

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Why Choose Surekill for Bee Treatment?
Second-Generation Family Pest Control Business
Surekill Pest Control is a second-generation family business established in 2009, providing professional pest management across the Central Coast, Sydney and Newcastle.
Responsible Approach
Because bees are important pollinators, we recommend a beekeeper first where collection or relocation may be possible.
Friendly, Personal Service
We explain what the treatment involves and what Surekill does and does not undertake, including separate building repairs or sealing where required.
Targeted Pest Management
Bee treatment is directed at the existing entry point and cavity rather than unnecessarily opening or damaging the wall.
Licensed & Insured Technicians
Our technicians are licensed and insured and use professional pest management products and protective equipment appropriate to the treatment.
Clear Scope of Service
Surekill provides bee treatment; we do not remove honeycomb or carry out wall repairs.

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Risk Management Programs
Bee treatment can form part of a broader Surekill Risk Management Program that considers the other pest and termite risks relevant to the property.
Homeowner Risk Management
For homeowners, the service can be considered alongside scheduled general pest management and termite inspections or existing termite system servicing where appropriate.
Property Management Risk Management
For rental, investment and strata properties, Surekill can work with landlords, real estate agencies, property managers and strata managers while broader pest and termite risks are managed through planned services.
Commercial Risk Management
For commercial premises, the service can be incorporated where relevant into a wider pest program including scheduled inspections, monitoring, targeted treatments and reporting. Ongoing commercial customers can also use Surekill's Service Treatment Register.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Should I contact a beekeeper first?
Yes. Where practical, contact a beekeeper first to see whether the bees can be collected or relocated.
How does Surekill treat bees in a wall?
Where appropriate, insecticidal dust is applied through the existing bee entry point into the wall cavity.
Will Surekill open the wall to reach the bees?
No. Surekill commonly treats through an existing entry point and does not open the wall as part of the bee treatment.
Do you remove the honeycomb or nest from inside the wall?
No. Surekill provides pest management treatment only and does not remove honeycomb or nest material from inside the wall.
Do you seal the bee entry point afterwards?
No. Surekill does not carry out sealing or building repairs. These should be arranged separately when appropriate after treatment.
