Key Takeaway:Yes, professional bee removal is safe for pets and children—especially when handled by licensed experts who use non-toxic, humane methods. The key is choosing a company that uses protective protocols, clear communication, and proven practices to ensure safety for your entire...
Key Takeaway:Bees are attracted to homes by warm, sheltered spaces, access to water, and sweet or floral scents. Common entry points like vents, cracks, and exposed wood offer ideal nesting spots. Understanding these attractants can help you take preventive steps before an infestation starts. If...
Bee-proofing is the process of sealing entry points, removing hive odors, and reinforcing vulnerable areas to prevent bees from returning after removal. It’s a critical final step that protects your home long-term and keeps future infestations from forming. Getting bees removed from your...
While some local beekeepers may offer free removal for accessible swarms, most established hives—especially those inside structures—require a licensed professional. Beekeeper services are limited, and relying on them alone may delay proper removal and increase property risk. When bees show up on...
