This October job involved a hive located behind the siding on a first-floor exterior wall. Before opening anything up, I used a thermal camera to get a clear picture of where the bees were concentrated. The heat signature showed that the hive was larger than it first appeared and extended upward inside the wall cavity. That information helped guide where to open the siding and avoid unnecessary damage. Access was made from the outside wall, behind the siding. A small amount of smoke was used before opening to calm the bees and keep the removal controlled. As the hive was taken out, it became clear that it continued higher up the same wall, which required creating a second opening above the first. Both sections were carefully opened, and the bees and comb were removed using a bee vacuum to keep the process steady and contained. Once the hive material was fully removed, the affected insulation was replaced to restore the wall cavity. After the removal, both openings were closed and repaired, and the siding was put back in place. At that point, the area only needed a coat of paint to look like new, since the caulking was still visible. We do not handle painting, so the customer was advised to wait until bee activity settled down before painting, usually about three days, which allows any remaining foragers to clear out before finishing the surface.
This service focused on prevention along with removal of existing wasp nests around the exterior of ...
I arrived at the property in mid November, which is a period when wasp activity can persist in shelt...
I arrived at the property on November 11th to address heavy bee activity along the roofline of the s...
This job took place in early November, when bee activity is usually slowing down but colonies can st...
This job took place in mid November, when bee activity is usually quieter but colonies are still wel...
I arrived at the property in early November, a time when wasps often concentrate activity around she...
This stop involved two related tasks on the same property. The first was a simple exposed honey bee ...
This job involved a honey bee hive built into the soffit on the second floor of the home. Access was...
This late October job involved a wasp hive that had established itself inside the wall cavity. The e...
I arrived at the property on October 23rd to address bee activity coming from the first floor eaves ...
On October 21st, I arrived at the property to address a bee infestation inside a wooden castle toy i...
This October job involved a hive located behind the siding on a first-floor exterior wall. Before op...
This service addressed a honey bee hive built inside the soffit area of the home. Bee traffic was co...
I arrived at the property on October 10th to address bee activity coming from the soffit area on the...
The call was for a honey bee hive built into a second floor wall, with activity showing along the ex...
This removal took place at a second-floor soffit where honey bees had been established long enough t...
I arrived at the property on October 8th to address bees clustered on a tree in the backyard. The ma...
I arrived at the property on October 1st after the homeowner noticed consistent bee activity enterin...
This job involved a honey bee hive established inside a knothole located high on the exterior of the...
This removal involved a honey bee colony established in the soffit area where two rooflines meet. Be...
This job took place inside a commercial building where a honey bee colony had established itself wit...
This job involved a honey bee colony established inside a wall cavity of the structure. Bee activity...
This job took place in a public park where bees had established a hive inside the base of a wooden f...
This service involved a honey bee hive established inside the soffit of a first floor roofline. Bee ...
I arrived at the property on September 11th to remove a bee swarm clustered high in a backyard tree....
I arrived at the property on September 15th after bees were observed entering a balcony structure di...
I arrived at the property on September 15th to address a bee swarm clustered on a low tree branch ne...
I arrived at the property on September 9th after the homeowner reported steady bee traffic entering ...
This job involved a honey bee colony established inside the soffit area of the home. Bee activity wa...
I arrived at the property on September 5th after the homeowner reported bees entering through the li...
I arrived at the property on September 3rd after bees were observed entering the exterior wall and m...
I arrived at the property on September 3rd after bees were observed entering the soffit area near th...
I arrived at the property on August 25th to address bee activity along the exterior roofline on the ...
I arrived at the property on August 21st to address bee activity coming from the upper portion of th...
This job involved a honey bee hive built into the soffit of a first floor roofline. Activity was vis...
I arrived at the property on August 8th to address bee activity along the roofline of the second sto...
I arrived at the property on July 19th after the homeowner reported bee activity coming from inside ...
I arrived at the property on July 15th after the homeowner reported heavy bee activity along the sec...
I arrived at the property on July 11th to address bee activity inside a wooden bird house located in...
I arrived at the property on July 9th after the homeowner reported bees traveling into the structure...
This job involved a large honey bee hive established in the first floor soffit area of the structure...
This job took place in late June, which is a common time to find established bee activity in rooflin...
This job involved a honey bee hive located above the ceiling, accessed entirely from inside the hous...
This job involved a large honey bee hive built into the soffit on the second floor. The activity pat...
This job took place in mid June, which is a common time to see established honey bee colonies showin...
I arrived at the property on July 9th after the homeowner reported heavy bee traffic going into a wo...
This job involved a large honey bee infestation concentrated in the soffit at the corner of the eave...
I arrived at the property on July 6th after the homeowner reported steady bee activity entering the ...
I arrived at the property on May 27th after bees were observed consistently entering the soffit area...
This job involved a honey bee colony established between two interior floors of the structure. Exter...
This job was done in late March, when bee activity starts picking up around soffits and roof edges. ...
I arrived at the property on March 13th to address bee activity coming from a brick column that was ...
This job involved a honey bee colony established beneath roof tiles on a second story section of the...
This September job involved a honey bee hive built beneath the roof tiles on the first floor. By ear...
When I arrived at University Park, 75225, I found not one but two trees, each housing its own bee co...
This job involved a honey bee colony established inside the first floor soffit of the structure. Bee...
This late September job involved a honey bee hive built into the soffit on the first floor, tucked t...
A wasp nest was discovered inside the soffit of a two-story residential property on Nicole Way in So...
I arrived at the property on July 1st to address bee activity coming from beneath the roof tiles on ...
I arrived at the property on June 8th to address bee activity coming from beneath the roof tiles on ...
I arrived at the property on May 19th to address bee activity coming from beneath the roof tiles. Th...
I arrived at the property on July 15th after bees were reported entering beneath a roof tile on the ...
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