As beneficial as bees are for our environment, they can present a problem when nests and swarms appear in and around your property. This can cause major distractions in the environment and potential dangers to those who may have allergies. Bees can sting, and depending on the severity, they can pose a whole set of health and safety risks.
Contact your Ehrlich technician today for more information about professional bee control for your home or commercial business.
Ehrlich gets rid of bees in different ways depending on the situation on your property. Since bees are a vital part of our ecosystem and, in certain cases, federally protected, we take great care to determine the best way to address your problem.
Our certified and trained stinging insect technicians will perform an inspection to properly identify the type of bee on your property. Once the bee type is identified, your technician will discuss treatment options with you. In some instances, control involves a beekeeper, but it also may involve eliminating a nest that poses a serious health threat.
If a bumble bee nest is identified, the best way to get rid of it is to have a technician relocate it or exterminate it if it's in an area that poses a hazard.
In most states, treatment restrictions typically apply to foraging bees to control bumble bees. Extermination is allowed for nesting bees unless the species is federally listed as endangered (which is rare). Ehrlich may work with a local beekeeper to help remove the nest.
For carpenter bee nests, specialized treatments are applied directly into the nest within the wood to eliminate the bees. To prevent re-infestation, we also treat the surrounding wood, extending at least a few feet in each direction, as new carpenter bees are often attracted to existing nests and may chew nearby holes. After treatment, we recommend sealing the original holes with wood putty to deter future activity further. This two-fold approach helps protect your property from recurring carpenter bee damage.
Honey bees are essential for pollination but can become a nuisance if they establish a hive near your home. Typically, honey bees swarm when they run out of space for the queen to lay eggs. The queen and about half of the workers leave the nest in a swarm to establish a new one. The remaining bees will raise a new queen and continue to live in the original nest. However, if a colony becomes severely stressed, it may abscond entirely, although this is rare..
Swarm calls are valuable to beekeepers and often result in the safe relocation of the bees. However, if the swarm has already established a nest in a wall void, live nest removal is preferred. In such cases, contacting our bee specialists is best to ensure safe removal or extermination, which may be the most appropriate solution if the honey bees pose a public health risk.
Africanized bees, or "killer bees," are more aggressive than other bee species and can pose a greater risk to humans and animals. Unlike typical honey bees, Africanized bees are more likely to attack in swarms if they feel threatened. Because of their aggressive nature and potential to cause harm, extermination is often the best option for dealing with Africanized bees. If you encounter an Africanized bee infestation, it’s crucial to contact professionals who can safely handle their removal.
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Bees can be a nuisance to your property, and because big things come in small packages, they will become a problem if the bee hive is not removed.
If you are facing a bee infestation get the help of a professional who knows how to get rid of bees. Contact Ehrlich Pest Control today to schedule your free inspection!
To make bees go away, it’s important to focus on prevention and deterrence. Removing food sources, such as uncovered trash or sweet substances, can help reduce bee activity. You can also use natural bee repellents around your outdoor spaces, like citronella or eucalyptus oil.
However, if you have a bee infestation our professional bee removal service is the most effective way to eliminate bees long term.
The safest way to get rid of bees is to call a professional bee control expert. Bees, especially Africanized bees, can sting and become aggressive if their nests are disturbed. Our expert technicians at Ehrlich have the tools and experience to remove bee infestations safely without posing a risk to you.
To deter bees from your yard, you can use natural repellents like essential oils (peppermint, citronella, and eucalyptus) or grow plants that bees tend to avoid, such as marigolds and basil. Keeping food and sugary drinks covered and sealing garbage bins can also help prevent bees from being attracted to your property. In addition, regular home maintenance, such as sealing cracks and gaps in walls, can prevent bees from finding entry points to build nests, further helping to keep your space safe.
In some cases, bees like honey bees may leave on their own if their hive is no longer viable or if they sense a lack of resources. However, many bee species, like Africanized bees, will likely stay and expand their colonies if left alone.
If you notice a hive or an ongoing bee problem, it’s best to contact us today! Our professional bee removal service helps ensure they don’t become a long-term pest issue.
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