If you are noticing bees around your property the most important thing to keep in mind is that effective Bee Removal in Scottsdale can be tricky as well as dangerous. One of the most common types of pest related allergies are bee stings. If you are not sure whether you have a bee allergy or not, the safest thing to do is to call a pest control company. You should never attempt to throw items at the bees or knock them off of your home. Typically if you notice several bees in one location on a continuous basis, there is a hive nearby. Bees often build a hive inside of the siding of your home or in another type of enclosed area. In order for the Bee Removal in Scottsdale to be permanent the hive and the honey need to be removed as well. A pest control company that is experienced in removing bees will have the appropriate equipment to remove the hive and any remaining honey. It is important that all of the honey be removed as well because it can attract other pests, especially if the hive is the attic of your home. If the bees are removed, but not the hive, the queen bee will still be in the hive, which means there will soon be another infestation of bees.
Bees are beneficial for the pollination of food crops, so many pest control companies will attempt to remove the the colony and transfer to a safe location. In some situations, bees can be dangerous, such as a colony of African bees, which have grown in number of the past few years. When you have an experienced pest control service take care of the bee removal, they will be able to recognize the type of bee problem you are having, discuss a solution with you and either destroy the bee colony or transport it elsewhere. Once the hive or colony has been removed it is important to thoroughly clean the area to make sure all of the honey is removed. Although it is almost impossible to completely prevent a bee infestation, there are a few things you can do that may prevent the infestation of an entire colony. For example, inspect the interior and exterior of your home to look for any access areas where the bees could get in and remove any leftover honey from previous infestation.
