Carpenter Bees

Signs of a carpenter bee infestation include round holes in wooden surfaces, sawdust-like debris beneath nesting sites, and the presence of carpenter bees flying around wooden structures.

Carpenter bees tunnel into wood to create nesting galleries, which can weaken the structural integrity of wooden structures over time. Untreated infestations may result in significant damage to wooden siding, decks, eaves, and other vulnerable areas.

Yes, our carpenter bee treatments are applied by trained professionals using safe and environmentally friendly products. We take precautions to ensure the safety of your family and pets during and after treatment.

Treatment duration varies depending on the extent of the infestation and the treatment method employed. While results may vary, our team works diligently to address the issue promptly and minimize disruption to your home.

To deter carpenter bees, consider painting or sealing exposed wood surfaces, filling existing bee holes with wood putty, and installing screens or netting to block access to potential nesting sites. Regular inspections and timely treatment of any new activity can help prevent infestations from recurring.