We specialize in removing honeybees from places where people do not want them, and keeping bees from reentering areas that were previously occupied by bees. After a beehive has been removed it is necessary to properly treat the odors left by the hive, as well as remove the honey and comb. If the hive odors are not properly masked, bees will return to former hive locations, and establish a new hive. If the honey, comb, and hive remnants are not properly removed, it can cause mold, mildew, and attract other insects and rodents. Most of the beehive removals that we do qualify for our lifetime guarantee. We have been in the bee business since 1967, and Licensed General Building Contractors since 1980.