Bees
Bees are valuable pollinators- but not when they are inside your walls. We stop bees in their tracks and remove hives when possible, protecting you as well as your home.
Important But Not Always Welcome
Bees play a critical role in our ecosystem. They pollinate crops, gardens, and wildflowers—without them, our food supply would collapse. But when a colony sets up inside your walls, attic, or shed, that ecological value doesn't make the situation any less stressful. A hive can grow to tens of thousands of bees, and disturbing it without proper equipment puts you and your family at risk.
Bee stings are painful for anyone, but for people with allergies, they can be life-threatening. Even non-allergic individuals can have severe reactions to multiple stings. And once bees establish a hive in a structure, they attract other pests. Ants, beetles, and rodents are drawn to them for shelter or as a source of food. Leaving a hive alone doesn't mean it goes away. It means it grows, and the problems multiply.
Signs Bees Have Moved In
You might notice increased bee activity around a particular spot—eaves, soffits, wall vents, or tree cavities near your home. A faint buzzing sound inside the walls is a strong indicator of an established hive. If bees are entering and exiting the same gap repeatedly, they've likely already settled in for good.
How we handle Bee Removal
We search to locate the hive and investigate to determine the species before deciding on the best approach. When possible we remove the hive carefully and completely helping to ensure your safety. Let us feel the sting instead of you.
FAQs
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You may still see bees hovering in the area, but if they consume the wood, the product that we utilize to exclude them will cause them to die.
Call us to complete a preventative treatment at the beginning of the season. Another alternative is to paint all exposed wood/beams; this deters carpenter bees from chewing into this wood in the future.
Most likely you have a bee or wasp nest taking up residence and growing a colony behind your walls. Yellowjackets are often known for creating massive nests and beginning to chew through the drywall to gain entrance into your home. If you hear a low-grade buzzing noise in your home or what seems like a scratching noise behind drywall, contact us right away.
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