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Expert Bury Honey Bee Nest Removal

Honey Bees: Don't Pay For Their Sweet Life!

Honey bees are less aggressive to people. However, the damage they can do is more extensive than you might realize. They have been known to help themselves to drywall and other house materials to assist them with building their nest. Bury honey bee nest removal (some call it a hive) involves telling the honey bee who is bossing over your garden, property, and pets. Young's Pest Control has the knockout punch for all of your honey bee control and honey bee swarm removal needs.

Protective Instinct

Honey bees, while mild-mannered, have a protective instinct, especially when protecting their young bees. If they feel provoked, they will sting to get you away from their colony (family). Therefore, Bury honey bee nest removal is a wise choice if they build near places you frequent. Hungry honey bees will also become more aggressive. If their nest is high in a tree or up in the corner of a roof, you may not notice it at first until you begin to see more and more bees hanging around. Honey bee swarm removal and Bury honey bee nest removal ensure safety for all, especially those with a severe reaction to stings.

Inside The Honey Bee Hive

These are the bees who build 'combs' to raise their young and store food. One colony can hold up to 30,000 bees. The smell of the bee's wax will be in the air, though perhaps not perceptible to humans. Bees have a perfect sense of smell, and so that odour is like handing out a GPS to every bee from a long distance away. It's essential to find every opening a bee could nest in to avoid repeat 'guests'. Honey bee hive removal is more complicated than it sounds.

Fresh Honey?

The idea of fresh honey in your garden might be appealing, but you would pay with your safety if you tried to do the Bury honey

bee nest removal yourself. That is why Young's Pest Control is here - to keep you and your loved ones from harm when pests invade.

Don't Get Swarmed

If you encounter several bees flying in one area, there may be a nest you cannot see. Don't provoke the bees. Instead, turn around and walk slowly away to avoid being stung. Then call us.