Bee Proofing Services

Removing a hive or swarm does not always mean the end of your bee problems. While you may think you are in the clear, there’s still a risk for future bee infestations.

Proactive homeowners and business owners make sure that they take measures to bee-proof their properties to prevent bees from returning later on. That’s why they call San Diego Bee Removal Pros for the best bee proofing services in San Diego County!

San Diego Bee Removal Pros understands the habits of bees. We know that removing the hive alone will not prevent bees from coming back to that same spot later in the season or for years to come. Our bee removal experts always remove the hive and all of the honeycomb to deter bees from returning to the spot to rebuild their nest. We also know the sneaky ways bees like to enter your home, walls, attics and roofs.

 

Keeping Your Home Protected from Bee Infestations

Whether you have a hive wreaking havoc in your home or you just want to prevent a bee infestation from happening in the first place, call the bee proofing experts at San Diego Bee Removal Pros. We help people just like you by handling their most pressing bee removal, bee repair and bee proofing needs in San Diego County.

With years of experience in providing top-quality bee proofing services, our highly-trained professionals will inspect your home from top to bottom to locate any cracks, seams, holes, gaps or openings that offer easy-access to your home. Using a special oil-based sealant, our specialists will close all access points, making it nearly impossible for bees to enter in the future.

And our team doesn’t stop there! When bees are removed from a hive, they leave behind pheromones, or special odors that other bees can sense, in the hive and honeycomb. You may not think this is a big deal, but it is to bees. The pheromones attract the bees back to the location and encourages them to try to rebuild their nest.

After a bee removal or repair service, San Diego Bee Removal Pros always uses an oil-based sealant over the entire treated area. The sealant covers the scent of the pheromones so that other bees won’t be attracted to your home in the future. This important step will give you the peace of mind that your bees won’t be coming back anytime soon.