The spring and summer months bring so many fun activities to our lives, but they also bring annoying, sometimes dangerous insects like Wasps and Hornets to our homes and businesses. When you find a Wasp or Hornet nest it is best to leave it alone and let a trained expert take care of the problem. At The Bee Removal Specialist. We have the equipment and decades of experience to safely deal with any kind of flying stinging insect that has invaded your home.
2021 is sure to be a big year for outdoor gatherings, but Yellowjackets and other native North American hornet species such as the Bald-Faced Hornet can be a big problem for families and businesses trying to enjoy their outdoor spaces.
Removing honeybees from a wall requires carpentry experience. A novice beekeeper can cause more damage than good if they are not experts in carpentry.
An experienced beekeeper will identify the location of the bees with an infrared camera, use a smoker to calm the bees, use a bee vacuum and other professional tools to remove the honeybees safely, extract the hive, clean the affected area, apply pesticide to deter honeybees from returning to the empty hive, fill the open area with insulation and replace the wall with the original material whenever possible.
Trustworthy honeybee removal companies will have plenty of pictures. Choose a company that has more than just a few examples.
Because there are many species of bees, a beekeeper must have extensive knowledge of the different techniques to safely and effectively remove the bees.
Make sure they have a valid business license and have many years of experience in the bee removal field.
A reputable bee removal company will have good ratings online on platforms such as Google. Be wary of businesses that have too few good reviews. It’s not unusual for novice companies to ask friends and family to create favorable reviews.
Read the warranty or guarantee agreement carefully. A good bee removal company will warranty a removal requiring a repair for at least a year.
Some companies operate with little or no insurance. Companies should have both liability and workers' compensation insurance. This is a good precaution against accidents caused by bee smokers causing fires or beekeepers falling from roofs or trees.