Living in a city or a suburb has lots of perks, like having a cozy place to relax away from the busyness of life and spend time with friends and family. But these places also attract many unwanted guests, like pests, who find our homes the perfect spot for food, water, and shelter.
Bees aren’t as gross as rats or bedbugs, but even these buzzing critters can be a problem if they decide to make a nest in our homes or yards.
Whether you’re dealing with a rat problem or a surprise visit from a swarm of bees, the same rule applies: ‘If it has more or fewer than two legs and isn’t invited to your place, then you need a professional pest control service.’
Bees are really cool insects. The sound of their gentle buzzing means summer is here and nature is doing its thing. Plus, they make honey, which we use on pancakes and in tasty holiday dishes. Life wouldn’t be the same without it.
But having a swarm of bees in your home or yard isn’t something to smile about. Most of these unwanted bees will be Honeybees, which can still cause problems (even a trip to the hospital) if you try to remove their hive by yourself. Plus, a type of bee called Africanised Honeybees is spreading across the U.S., and you really wouldn’t want to mess with their hive.
Africanised Honeybees are the bullies among bees. If their hive is disturbed, they’ll chase and sting whoever caused the problem, sometimes for miles. They’re very determined, and they sting a lot. They won’t stop until they feel the threat is gone. So, trying to remove their hive could seriously harm or even kill people and pets in your home.
The best way to find a reliable pest control service is to ask your family and friends for suggestions. If they don’t know anyone, you can look at online review sites where local people give feedback. This can help you find a company that will do a great job.
Whether you’re dealing with bedbugs or bees, a professional pest control and bee removal service can make your life safer and more enjoyable. After all, isn’t that why you moved to the suburbs in the first place?
