BEES AND WASPS

We offer safe treatment of beehives and wasp nests including beehive removal. Sometimes it is wise to remove the hive after the bees have been eradicated because the honeycomb still exists in the treated area. Without the cooling from the bees, the wax liquefies and the honey will start to run. Mold soon forms on the sticky mess. Eventually, an offensive odor develops from the decaying nest. The decaying nest is also an attractant for other pests such as ants, cockroaches, and carpet beetles because they like the sweet honey and dead bee carcasses. With the honeycomb still in the wall and dripping, there will be a pheromone that may attract other bee swarms that may infest the area.