We have done both new construction and remodeling (15+ years experience) and are able to work with drywall, trim, floor joists, vinyl siding, cedar siding, shingles, carpet, and other building materials. We have a good understanding of how a house is built and will not tear up or compromise your home when accessing the bee hive.

Determining the best place to access the honey bee colony is important as usually it can be done more than one way. For example, if the bees are located in the floor joists between the first and second floor, they could possibly be accessed three different ways. One way would be from the outside by taking off siding and a small section of the band board. The second way: by pulling back the carpet of the second floor and removing the sub-floor above the bees. Or the third way, by removing the drywall from the ceiling of the first floor.

We have removed bees all three ways and will pick the way that is best suited for your house. Or if you have a preference as to what place the bees are accessed, we will do our best to accommodate your request. When accessing the bees, we will open up a space only the size needed to remove the hive.

Plastic sheets will also be put down to keep your house clean.