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Bees are important pollinators, but a hive in a wall, a roof or a tree next to the door is a risk for your family. Our technician inspects for free and explains your options.
A steady stream of bees flying in and out of a gap in a wall, soffit, roof or tree.
A cluster of bees hanging from a branch or fence, or honeycomb in a sheltered spot.
A constant hum behind a wall or ceiling.
Bees showing up inside the house, near windows or light fixtures.
Some of these cannot be told apart by looking, so keep your distance and let our technician identify them.
Lives in large colonies and builds wax honeycomb. Colonies often settle in wall voids, roofs, sheds and hollow trees.
Looks the same as other honey bees but defends its hive far more aggressively and in greater numbers. It is established in South Florida.
A large, solitary bee that drills round holes in bare wood to nest. It rarely stings.
Every hive is different. Our technician confirms what you have and where it is, then explains your options.
Our technician identifies the bees and finds where the hive is.
You hear what we found and what we recommend for your home. Call our office for more information about treatment options.
Until our technician has seen it, the safest thing is to leave the hive alone.
Keep children and pets away from the area.
Spraying or hitting a hive makes the bees defensive.
Blocking the hole traps the bees and can push them into your home.
Mowers, trimmers and blowers close to a hive can set the bees off.
Get inside a house or car and close the door. Do not jump into water.
A sting can be an emergency for someone with an allergy. Call 911 if anyone has trouble breathing.
Have a different question? Call our office in Davie, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Nothing. The inspection is free.
It depends on the bees and where the hive is. Our technician inspects first and explains your options. Call our office for more information about treatment options.
Most bees sting only to defend themselves or their hive. Africanized honey bees are established in South Florida and defend their hive far more aggressively, so treat any hive with caution.
We do not recommend it. Disturbing a hive is how most serious stinging incidents happen.
Bees are rounder and fuzzy. Wasps are slimmer and smooth, with a narrow waist. If you are not sure, our technician will identify it. We also remove wasp nests.
Across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties, including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Davie, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach and Port St. Lucie. Call us or use the ZIP checker on the homepage to confirm your address.
The inspection is free, and you get a written quote before any work starts.
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