Southeast Bee Removal extracts the entire beehive: honey bees, honeycomb, honey, wax, and any other debris that might be there from an old hive. It is very important to remove all honey and comb from the wall, floor, or wherever else the bees nest is located. As long as it is a healthy living colony of honey bees, usually no damage will result to the home. It is when the bees die out from either natural causes or from extermination that problems can start. With no bees or too few bees to guard the honey, other pests can invade such as hive beetle larvae and wax moth larvae.

These two pests will lay eggs in the honeycomb, eat their way through it, and can multiply by the thousands in a short matter of time. Once the honeycomb is chewed through, it will begin to leak and can cause a terrible disgusting mess. A strong smell of fermenting honey may also be detected. We can tell you from experience, it is best to have the job done right the first time.