Bee Infestations: Solving Your Bee Concerns

There are several varieties of bees, and all have one thing in common: their stinger.

Bees do not often make their home in residential properties. However, there are times when bees may choose to nest in quiet spaces in homes, sheds, and gardens.

It can be quite disconcerting to have an infestation of stinging pests, but our highly-trained professionals can help to ensure the bees are safely removed, and do not return.

The Problems Associated With a Bee Infestation

There are several different problems associated with a bee invasion, not least their propensity to sting when threatened. Here is an overview of some of the problems bee infestation poses:

1. Property Damage
Though bees might seem small and fairly harmless when left to their own devices, a whole colony of them can substantially damage your property. Bees can attack and strip fascia boards, and also targets other non-glossy surfaces.

2. Health Risks
Bees can pose a significant threat to your health, especially if you have found yourself to be allergic to stings. Only the females have a stinger, but the males tend to be much more aggressive when humans approach. If you have been stung by a bee and are experiencing adverse symptoms, call a health professional without delay.

Effective Solutions to Your Bee Infestation Problem

Our professional technicians are dedicated to humanely removing the bees, and taking steps to ensure that they will not return. Bees pose a significant risk to your health. It is not recommended that you attempt to remove them yourself for this reason.

Step 1. Our experts will initially come and assess your property. We will be looking for potential entry points, and surveying the exact location of the nest. Once we can determine the size, structure, and location of the nest, we can discuss the most effective technique for removing it. We always remove the nest as well as the bees, because rodents and other pests can become attracted to an abandoned honeycomb.

Step 2. We will safely remove the bees and their nest shortly before dark. This is the time when the bees are less active. Our technicians will come dressed in protective attire, and will approach the nest with a net. We will cover the entry point with the net and encapsulate the entire honeycomb. The bees will be released at another location, or donated to a local beekeeper. We will survey your property to determine whether or not there are more potential entry points, and seal them for you to prevent reentry and another infestation.

Simply call us, or use the convenient Contact Form to safely get rid of these pests!

When you call us, it's not your problem, anymore!