Bees are largely responsible for pollinating many of the plants we depend on for food. If they weren’t around, we would likely have a food crisis. They also give us honey, which we use for a myriad of uses. Bees are simply remarkable creatures, and we should do everything in our power to help them thrive and expand their population.
However, bees often move in search of new habitats, and the places they find perfect to build their hives aren’t always ideal for us. You’ll often find them seeking shelter in cavities around your property, especially enclosed, dry, and protected spaces such as wall voids, tree hollows, and between the floors of a structure.
When they are in areas that have frequent on-foot traffic, bees can become a threat to humans, especially for people with allergies. Moreover, based on the location of the colony, the honey could damage structural materials like drywall, which may also attract rodents and insects. If you have unwanted bees on your property, consider requesting our professional bee removal services today.
Professional Bee Removal Services
We specialize in providing professional bee removal services. We humanely extract the bees and relocate them safely to suitable habitats, where they can thrive safely. We also clean and repair the areas they used to occupy on your property to maintain structural integrity and avoid bee re-infestation.
Here are our services in a nutshell:
We remove bees from any part of your property, including chimneys, trees, roofs, cavity walls, etc.
We safely relocate the bees to our apiary or local beekeepers
We don’t kill bees – we take pride in avoiding harming them as much as possible
We remove the honey, wax, brood, and the detritus
We never use insecticides or toxic chemicals to kill the bees
We move the bees mostly by hand to minimize harm and stress to the bees
We always future-proof the area from reinfestation by bees or other pests
Our Bee Removal process
During our live bee removal, we will first vacuum the majority of the initial defense bees into a bee box. The remaining worker bees and the nurse bees are left sitting on the brood (bees to be), which will then be cut out and placed into a box. This ensures that the brood stays at the right temperature during the relocation process. Occasionally, we might use heat pads during extremely cold weather.
The walls are then scraped down to remove as much wax as possible and ensure the remainder of the colony is removed. Next, we vacuum the area beneath the colony to get rid of any fallen and dead bees. Any of the remaining flying bees in the area will be vacuumed into the bee box.
Following the bee removal process, there may be several inches of dead bees left behind. These can be a source of food for a variety of pests, including beetles and moths. If we can’t get to these dead bees, we’ll discuss alternate options to help prevent pest infestation.
Our Bee Removal Experts are Waiting!
If you have unwanted bees on your property, get in touch with us today. If possible, send us a picture showing where they are on the property. From there, we can advise you on the best way to handle the situation as you wait for us to arrive. Our online bee removal advice is free of charge.