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Got a Bee
Problem?
In a wall, in a tree, in the eaves of a
roof...honeybees often look for new homes - and can pick yours! Aside
from the inconvenience (and discomfort) of sharing your home with a
swarming insect, honeybees can cause serious damage to your house, inside
and out.
Poisoning a colony is never effective - it
only results in a worse situation and a bigger mess as the dead bees
decompose, attracting other pests; and as the honey and wax melt,
interior walls can become stained and damaged.
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This costs homeowners both time and money to
repair the damage. And unfortunately, most pest control companies will
not remove honeybees.
Arnold Honeybee Services has 20 years
experience in extracting honeybee colonies from homes, apartments, and
office buildings. It’s a hard, messy job, but we do it - and do it
right!.
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Extraction methods vary widely depending on
where and how the colony is situated (in the roof, eaves, between
drywall, dormer windows); how long they’ve been there; and what
building materials are involved (siding, shakes, or cinderblock).
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We either vacuum or trap the bees and move
them to a place where they can forage. Then we manually extract and
dispose of all honeycomb. We do all carpentry and building repair
involved in the extraction, or if you prefer you may use your own
building repair expert.
Call or email
us for details. We travel anywhere in the East Tennessee area.
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