If you have bees at your property, you know how scary it can become if they swarm or make loud buzzing noises when you leave your home. It is not uncommon for bees to take up shop and build a nest under a picnic table, in the play area of children, under the steps of a home, under a bush, inside of garden tool containers or grill covers, under the deck, or on the edge of a garage. They are able to find ledges to build a place to come back to, and if they are not stopped they will continue to build on their hive over the course of several years.

They can move in and seemingly take over the place in a short amount of time, making you and your family feel unsafe. Often, you may only see a few bees buzzing around, and since they are seen quite naturally in nature, you may not notice that they have set up shop so close to your living areas or outside backyard play and leisure spaces. Sometimes, they may just be traveling through while swarming to a new location, and other times they have set up shop and built a hive. If there is a beehive, it will need to be removed along with any honey to prevent the bees from coming back.

Many people may believe that it is fine to live with bees, that they are a part of nature and that they will leave humans alone if they are left alone. In fact, bees are often territorial and will swarm on occasion to protect their hive, even if they are "left alone." They can become quite aggressive and in those instances, they can cause great damage to human health. It will always be the better situation to remove a beehive if it is invading a living space with humans. It is always better to be safe and take care of this issue as soon as it is discovered.

Keep your family safe by not approaching the bees, as they can become territorial and attack any person who is seen as a threat to protect their colony. Mesa based Overson Pest Control has the protective gear and equipment to safely get rid of your bee problem right now. It is not advised that you try to rid your home of your bee problem yourself. There are over the counter sprays that offer bee removal to spray a hive at dusk or dawn, and that it will work to eradicate a bee problem on your property. These methods usually do not get rid of bees, but will sometimes serve to make them angry and agitated enough to swarm the next time they sense a human is approaching their hive. Getting rid of a beehive for good is better left to the work of trained professionals who are experienced in how to handle and safely remove a beehive.

Don’t let bees take over your home or business! Call us now to get a free bee control estimate! Overson Pest control provides family safe bee extermination services to Mesa and the East Valley.

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