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A swarm of bees around your home is not only a nuisance but a potential threat to your family. Since bee removal can be tricky, many homeowners look to a pest control company for a solution to the problem. Before you call an exterminator to get rid of the infestation, it’s helpful to get answers to frequently asked questions about the process so you’ll know what to expect.

Bee Removal FAQs

Can I Remove the Nest Myself?

Bee removal is best left to professionals who have the knowledge, tools, and protective gear to handle the insects. Since the process also involves moving the nest, experience is required to achieve optimal results without causing bodily harm or an even bigger bee problem.

How Do I Know the Type of Bees I’m Dealing With?

Bee removal Spencerport NYThere are two basic types of bees typically encountered by homeowners: bumblebees and carpenter bees. Bumblebees tend to swarm in large packs while they harvest nectar for the queen bee, but carpenter bees work independently. Carpenter bees often burrow into wood decks and porches, so they can cause extensive damage if the problem is not addressed right away. You should treat both kinds of insects with care — especially bumblebees and female carpenter bees, which have painful stings. 

What Can I Do Before Calling for Pest Control?

While the safest thing you and your family can do is stay away from the bees, it will help the exterminator if you can locate the source of the problem. Bees tend to be active and swarming around their nest during the early morning and cooler hours of the evening. Cover yourself from head to toe in protective clothing and walk around your property to locate where the bees are gathering.

 

If you’re dealing with a bee infestation and need a pest control professional to remove it, turn to TAAP Pest Elimination in Spencerport, NY. Their team has over 25 years of experience, so they have the knowledge and skills to get rid of any insect or wildlife control problem. Contact them online or call (585) 723-6542 to schedule a visit from an exterminator and visit their website for more information about their services, including ant removal and mouse control.

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