New Braunfels Bee Removal
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Structural Bee Cut Outs
Cutting bee hives out of a structure eliminates honeybee hives inside of the walls, soffits, roofs, chimneys, and exterior structures of a structure. This service is for the residential and commercial owners who have an established bee colony living inside of the framing of their building. A professional cut out service will remove all bees, honeycomb and honey reserves. Then the service will be completed by sealing the structure permanently to prevent the bees from returning and further damaging the structure.
What a Structural Bee Cut Out Involves
A structural cut out is a complex process that involves the opening up of a house - through the siding, drywall, brick, or soffit to gain access to the cavity inside of the wall. Our technicians will remove every single layer of wax comb, take out all the liquid honey, and vacuum out the bees. Then they sanitize the interior frame Once it’s clean, the area is completely repaired to strengthen the structure and prevent reinfestation.
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Task
Comb Removal:
Honey Cleanup:
Pest Prevention:
Long-Term Success:
Surface Treatment
Left in wall
Rotting Risk
Attracts Pests
Re-infestation Likely
Structural Cut-Out
100% Extracted
Cleaned & Sanitized
Sealed and Proofed
Permanent solution
Signs Bees Are Nesting Inside Your Walls or Roof
Home and property owners realize bees are nesting inside of a structure when they see a consistent line of bees entering into a specific space, like a brick hole or a gap in their roof. You may also hear a persistent faint buzzing noise coming from your walls inside of the house. There may be unexplainable sweet smells, dark wet patches on walls, and other marks caused by melting honey.
Why Honeycomb Left in Walls Causes Severe Structural Damage
When honeycomb gets left inside the cavity of a wall after killing the bees, secondary property damage is very likely. It gets very hot during the Texas summers, and without bees fanning the hive with their wings, the wax will melt and release heaps of honey into your insulation, framing, and drywall. The honey will ferment and warp wood, can cause ceilings to collapse, and will attract pests such as roaches, ants, and mice from far away.
FAQ's About Structural Bee Cut Outs
Q: Is the roof or wall repaired after being cut open to remove bees?
A: Yes, our service includes temporarily sealing the structure or completely repairing the framing to make sure the home is weather tight, fully secure, and won't have any more pests gain access.
Q: How do you stop the bees from coming back to the same place?
A: We get rid of every trace of bees, and completely sanitize the cavity. We then pack the empty space full of insulation, seal every single seam on the outside, and add metal meshes to the large spaces.
Q: How long does a full structural cut out take?
A: Most cut outs on residential properties take between 4 and 8 hours, but this depends on the size of the hive, the access, and how complex the materials being removed and replaced are.