EcoGuard Pest Management offers guaranteed bee control services for your home and business. Our state licensed and trained bee control technicians offer an integrated pest management approach that includes ecofriendly beehive removal & exclusion which is critical when eliminating bee infestations.
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Most bees are generally gentle creatures that play a critical role in our ecosystems as pollinators. However, these stinging insects will also defend their hive when threatened which can inadvertently pose a threat to the safety of you and your family. They will use their stingers to protect themselves and their hives which generally cause some pain and discomfort but can also be deadly if there is an allergic reaction that is not treated in time. This is due to the small amount of bee venom that is injected when stung. The other problem that bees cause is sometimes they will swarm indoors and build a hive somewhere like a wall cavity, chimney, or attic. Not only does this have the potential to cause structural damage, but the hive will also fill with honey which is a sugary attractant for other bugs.
At EcoGuard Pest Management our maintenance program will ensure that your home is bee free all year long. We are experienced and knowledgeable in all forms of bee treatment & removal methods. EcoGuard utilizes an integrated pest management (IPM) approach and has over 40 years of combined experience providing bee control services. If a bee infestation has occurred, it is important that an experienced pest control technician finds and removes the hive to prevent the bees from returning.
EcoGuard offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee for all our customers and we stand by our promise to eliminate your bee problem. That bee pest control guarantee comes with every service and if the bees come back, then so do we, at no additional cost. We are standing by to give you a free estimate and to help you set your first bee pest control service appointment. Give us a call today!
Most bee species that we are familiar with are social insects with a structured caste system that involves a queen, female workers, and male drones. The queen will live for up to 5 years and will lay eggs for her entire life. Every bee in a colony will follow the queen, which is why when we relocate a beehive, it is important to identify and safely remove the queen so the rest of the colony follows. The male drones exist to fertilize the eggs before they die while the female workers do all of the other tasks necessary for the hive to thrive. This generally includes foraging for food, taking care of the young, and protecting the hive.
As pollinators, bees play a critical role in the survival of plant life. Female bees have bristles on their legs that capture pollen and then distribute that seed to fertile plants that are ready to fruit as they move from plant to plant. The pollen is also returned to the colony as a source of food which helps keep the queen and larvae fed. As colonies grow too large to sustain, a new queen will emerge and take a portion of the workers, called a swarm to create a new hive. Bees are generally docile while swarming but if you see signs of a swarm close to your home, it is likely a sign that you have a new bee colony taking form.
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These are the bees that we are most familiar with in southern California. They are pollinators who are in search of food and will not act aggressively unless the hive is threatened.
In many ways these bees are like their western cousins. However, this invasive species is one of the most aggressive bee species and will attack in greater numbers when their territory is threatened. The sheer number of stings an individual will receive while being attacked is enough to overwhelm the body.
These bees are solid black in color and will nest within wooden structures and trees. They will chew through untreated or unpainted wood like termites to create their bee nest. While they are generally not aggressive, these bees can sting multiple times.
These bees are larger than their western cousins but are just as gentle while out searching for food. They are hairier which allows them to survive colder temperatures and higher altitudes, but they generally nest in the ground.
EcoGuard Pest Control will use several strategies to remove a bee problem from your home or business. If there is an active hive, then a beekeeper will need to assist with relocating the queen and the rest of the colony. If there are just a few scouts searching for a new home, then exterior treatment should be effective.
Bee exterminators do their best to relocate bees since they are integral to most ecosystems but in the event that bees need to be exterminated, EcoGuard uses low toxicity ecofriendly pesticides.
It is not illegal to kill wild honeybees but relocating them is a much more preferred method of bee control.
Bees that are not present when a colony is relocated will return to the area, they believe the queen is. These often-become straggler bees that get left behind which is why we recommend beehive removal during the early morning or late at night when the entire colony is likely to be present.
See our Pest Library for a full list of insects we treat for. If you don’t see what you are looking for give us a call. We are always here to help! EcoGuard Pest Management provides eco-friendly services for both residential and commercial properties.
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