Bees and wasps are one of the most common household pests in Miami when seeking to nest in the gardens and structural holes of most homes. Both bees and wasps move in swarms to make their hives in homes and nearby areas.

Bee hives are the structures made with natural wax where bees produce and store their honey. This is not a problem until such time as they form that hive in homes or offices. Trees and plants in backyards, walls, chimneys, and other types of structural holes are the perfect nesting places for swarms. These areas present them with the optimal environment to mount their hive. As small or insignificant as they seem, the proven truth is that they can cause a significant amount of structural damage and should be removed immediately.

In Miami, the problem of bees and wasps has been increasing lately, which has led many families to opt for professional chemical bee removal services, in a process that seeks to prevent bees and wasps from returning to nest in that home or office. Let's look at bee removal in more detail and discover some of the complexities involved.

Bees replicate their colonies by forming swarms. In the existing colonies, the queen and some of the worker bees leave for a new destination after a period of time, to establish a new hive. Once they have found an ideal place, the swarm of bees migrate to that area and begin to form the new hive.

Generally, any type of warm cavity or sheltered area is a good candidate for the location of the hive. Typical locations are inside or next to walls, chimneys, sheds, fences, trees and shrubs, and other semi-shielded areas. During our hive removal process, we not only remove the hive, but we also look for spaces that can be used in the future for a new nesting and thus prevent future details.