Bees play an important role in the world. At the same time, you don’t want bees swarming your yard and making it hard to spend time outside. If you suspect you have a bee problem in your yard, you may wonder if you have an actual problem with bees or if there are just a few more bees in your yard than normal. Here are some signs you need professional bee removal. You can hear persistent buzzing sounds—You may need professional bee removal if you can hear persistent buzzing sounds around your yard, even if you can’t see bees....

If you have a bee infestation in your home, you will need to call bee removal experts for help. Many bee removal companies use humane methods to capture the bees and relocate the colony to a more appropriate location rather than just killing them, which is better for the local environment. In this article, we’ll go over how this approach to bee removal works so you know what to expect.   Fumigation – The first step in bee removal is to fumigate the bee colony. In this case, the word fumigate doesn’t mean to use airborne pesticides to kill...

Bee removal is not for the faint of heart. If you have a bee infestation, it’s best to leave this job to professionals. It can be pretty dangerous and should only be taken on by well-versed people in the process. There are many reasons why the jobs should be left up to professionals, but we’ll list just a few: It’s Dangerous Bees can be quite aggressive, and when they’re disturbed, they can become quite dangerous. If you’re not experienced, you could easily get stung, resulting in an allergic reaction. In some cases, people have died from bee stings. They...

While bee removal should always be the first choice when bees decide to move into your property rent-free, sometimes it is not a possibility. There are some factors that make bee removal difficult and may require a more forceful hand when dealing with the bee problem. Here are 4 scenarios in which bee removal may not work out. Wrong Species: Not all species of bees attract people willing to remove them. Many beekeepers will take the bees when they do the service and will also benefit themselves, but if wasps or aggressive bees move in then it may be...