
Bee Removal FAQ'S
Here are some common questions and answers we run accross in the field that may help.

Why did the bees move to my home?
Honey Bees in a swarm state will look for the best possible location to move into. They send scouts out looking and return with their information. They will do a little dance and the one with the best will be accepted and they will then start to move the swarm to the location. Its likely your home or whatever object met the qualifactions for the new move for many reasons,
Can i remove the bees myself?
Not recommended ! You dont know the nature of this hive or swarm and you could get in over your head real quick! Honey bees will protect their home by all means, and in numbers. Like a fighter pilot oncethey paint you with that pheremone your the target! In the case of africanized bee colonies this is very dangerous because they mobilize in great numbers and wont stop til they elimate it.
Will i get another beehive on my house again?
Great question! The chances of you getting another infestation of bees on your home or business after removing a beehive is great. The reason why is the phermones and honey smell attracts bees in the area and if not masked and beeproofed a new colony will move right in.
Is bee removal expensive?
Well that all depends on the location of the hive and how long they have been there. Normally cost range between $300 -$500 but in some rare cases could be more not to mention repair cost. Thats why it is important to hire a comapny with lots of bee removal experience not just some pest control comapny that barely does them. We always try to keep the repair cost to a minimum and help as much as we can.