Pest Control in the Yarra Valley
A grassy track through tall, straight mountain ash with tree ferns at their feet

Wasps and bees

No council in the Yarra Valley removes a wasp nest from private land. A bee swarm is different: that's a beekeeper's job, for a small fee or sometimes free.

We connect you with a local pest controller who works in the Yarra Valley.

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The Monda Trail, Yarra Ranges National Park. Photo: Geoff Bartlett, CC BY-SA 4.0

A nest on your land is yours

Yarra Ranges
Treats nests on council land when it can find them; on private land, use a professional.
Manningham
Residents remove nests on their own property, through a licensed pest controller.
Maroondah
Doesn't help with pests on your property; helps on council land where there is a health or safety risk.

Checked 25 October 2026 against Yarra Ranges Council: bees and wasps, Manningham Council: native animals and insects and Maroondah City Council: pest control.

Bees are a beekeeper's

Councils send people with a honeybee swarm to a local beekeeper, and Yarra Ranges says most will take one for a small fee or sometimes free. Maroondah says apiarists can often move a hive without destroying it.

Checked 25 October 2026 against Yarra Ranges Council: bees and wasps and Maroondah City Council: pest control.

Asking for a quote

Say where the insects go in and out, roughly how high, and whether you can tell wasps from bees. A photo from a safe distance helps.

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Tell us where you are and what needs doing, and we'll contact you as soon as possible.

What's the job?

What you've seen and where: the roof, the walls, the kitchen or the garden, and for how long.

A photo of the pest, the droppings or the damage helps with the quote.

Your name, number, what you write and your photos reach us by email, and go to no one else. We keep the email for record keeping purposes, and a note of the time, the page, the suburb and the job, so we can count requests. Privacy.

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