To assist your technician in being as efficient as possible, ensure that all areas where you have seen bees and beehives or nests, are free of clutter.
Bees pose a threat due to their ability to sting when threatened. Female bees do have stingers, but rarely sting people unless they are directly handled or agitated. Male bees are more aggressive, but do not have a stinger. Bee stings will cause redness, pain and swelling near the area of the sting due to the venom that is released along with the stinger. If you are allergic to bee stings, more serious symptoms can occur such as nausea and vomiting, fainting and closing of the throat.
Controlling bees can be a troubling task; there is the possibility of being stung and experiencing an allergic reaction. Also, it is important to note that consecutive generations come back to the same area to nest, and this can make completely getting rid of these pests even more difficult. Attempting to remove them without the help of an experienced pest control technician may lead to serious consequences. Trying to remove a hive can be a recipe for numerous bee stings and even if successful, it does not solve the problem of them returning to your property. Also, be sure to exercise caution when purchasing pesticides and other products over the counter as they are not always effective in removing bees from your property. These DIY pesticides can actually be MORE harmful to people and pets than they are to the pest if misused or mixed improperly.
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