Bees play a vital role in our ecosystem, but they aren’t always welcome when they nest too close to your home. If you’ve discovered a swarm or hive on your property, you might be wondering what your next step should be. Instead of trying to get rid of the bees on your own, we encourage you to consider the following points and contact our professional team instead.
- Bees are protected in many areas. In many regions, bees are legally protected due to their importance in pollination and food production. Removing them improperly or killing them can lead to fines or other penalties. Professionals know the laws and how to safely relocate hives without harming the bees.
- DIY removal is dangerous. Disturbing a bee colony without the right equipment or experience is a recipe for stings. Bee swarms react aggressively to perceived threats, especially if their queen is nearby. Professionals use protective gear and methods that reduce the risk to both people and bees.
- You might mistake them for wasps. Not every flying insect is a bee and misidentifying them could cause you to use the wrong approach. While wasps are typically more aggressive and require removal, bees often benefit from relocation. A trained technician can tell the difference and take the proper steps.
- Bees can rebuild in the same spot. Even if you remove a hive, leftover scent trails can attract new colonies. Our professionals will thoroughly clean and treat the area to prevent future infestations.
Killing bees isn’t just harmful—it’s often unnecessary. Contact our team to safely remove the bees from your property and restore your peace of mind.