Key Takeaway:A bee swarm is a temporary cluster of bees searching for a new home, while a hive is an established colony actively building, reproducing, and producing honey. Swarms may look alarming but are usually harmless. Hives, on the other hand, can pose long-term risks if located near or...
Key Takeaway:To prevent bees from coming back, seal all entry points, remove attractants like standing water or exposed food, and keep vegetation trimmed near your home. After professional bee removal, thorough cleanup and preventive maintenance are key to stopping future infestations. Having...
Key Takeaway:A professional bee removal visit includes inspection, identification, safe removal or relocation of the hive, cleanup, and prevention strategies to keep bees from returning. Experts use protective gear and specialized tools to handle the situation safely and efficiently, minimizing...
Key Takeaway:Bee relocation safely moves bees to a new environment where they can continue to pollinate and thrive. Extermination kills the colony and often causes harm to the ecosystem. In most cases, relocation is the responsible, legal, and environmentally friendly choice—especially when done...
