No, Bees are very smart insects & hard laborers. You will stop the bees that are inside the cavity wall temporarily, but the worker bees that are out pollinating will come back and find a way to get back inside the cavity wall.

Exterminating the bees to stop the beehive is the last thing you want to do. By doing this, it will bring bigger problems, the beehive (honeycomb) will lose its strength & melt down inside the cavity area of your house/business, it will attract other honey bees, ants, rats & other pests.

Any type of noise, vibration or if it is an old colony, and getting too close to the hive, they will attack.

Unless your dog is allergic to bee stings, he/she should be fine.

The bee scouts are always looking for the perfect location to establish their hive that is hollow, humid, & has the perfect temperature. This helps them protect their home from the elements.

This seems to happen a lot when bees are scouting or a new swarm of bees have moved into the structure of your house. Bees are guided by the sun when bees are collecting pollen and nectar or finding their way back to their hive. Being inside the structure of your home, any light will attract them them, from light fixtures to the window light. Immediately call your reliable company Bee Green Natural Bee Removal, before the swarm becomes a hive.

Yes! Honeybees can still sting you if you touch or step on their stinger & cause the same reaction. We recommend you carefully pick it up with a dust pan or cardboard, especially when children around.

Mainly we remove most of swarms/bee hives from areas such as chimneys, stucco walls, roofs, eave areas, sheds, and trees.

Workers (females) may live for a period of 6-7 weeks. They’re always busy collecting nectar or pollen. Drones (males) may survive from a few weeks & up to 3-4 months. When mating with the queen. Drones die immediately. A queen bee may live approximately 2-3 years.

A honey bee can fly out to get pollen or nectar approximately 3-4 miles.