Stories From The HiveBees are a vital part of a healthy ecosystem, and more often than not, bees in your yard aren’t cause for concern. However, if you’re worried about a bee presence due to an allergy or fear of property damage, you can reach out to a bee relocation service for humane bee removal. For those people who are worried that there are too many bees on their property, we’ve put together this short list of some of the top signs that bee relocation may be necessary.
- You find an exposed beehive. Depending on the location of the beehive, you may be able to ignore the beehive altogether. However, if you find a beehive on the side of your home or somewhere else too close for comfort, it’s a good idea to have the bees relocated to help you avoid structural damage to your home.
- There are dark patches on your ceiling or the walls. Sometimes bees invade a home and set up their beehive in the ceiling or walls. If this is the case in your home, you’ll start to notice dark patches along these areas. These patches are honey that has been produced.
- Your pets are getting injured. You probably know to leave bees alone, but your pets are naturally very curious and are more likely to approach bees. Bee stings can be problematic and hazardous for your pets, so if you’re worried about your furry friend’s wellbeing, it’s worth hiring a bee relocation service.
If you’re looking for a bee relocation service that you trust to be humane and safely remove the bees on your property, call us here at Florida Bee Removal.