Southeast Michigan properties frequently attract honeybees, bumblebees, and carpenter bees. While they play a vital role in nature, a hive attached to your eaves or burrowed into your siding creates a high risk of painful stings.
Carpenter bees specifically cause serious structural damage by drilling perfectly round tunnels into exposed wood. Ignoring a growing hive can lead to thousands of bees swarming your yard and making outdoor activities completely unsafe.
Large numbers of bees consistently entering and exiting a specific crack in your siding, roofline, or chimney.
Exposed honeycombs or nests hanging from tree branches, covered porches, or window frames.
Small piles of sawdust beneath wooden decks or fascias, which points directly to carpenter bee activity.
A loud, consistent humming or buzzing noise coming from inside your walls, shed, or attic spaces.
