Are bees flying in and out under your eave? We open the soffit, remove the hive and comb, and rebuild the eave so it looks right and stays sealed.

Why Bees Pick Eaves

Soffits and boxed eaves create a dry, shaded space right under the roof. A small gap at a vent, joint or fascia board is all a swarm needs to move in.

Signs of a Hive in the Eave

Bees clustering at one spot under the roofline, dark staining on the soffit, or a sagging or sticky panel.

Our Process

  • We locate the hive along the eave.
  • We remove the soffit panel or boards over the hive.
  • Bees are removed live and every piece of comb is cut out.
  • The cavity is cleaned and the soffit, fascia and trim are rebuilt or replaced.
  • Vents are screened and gaps sealed.

How It Works

1

Send a photo

Tell us where the bees are and how long they have been there. We reply fast with a free quote.

2

Live removal

We remove the bees alive whenever possible and relocate the colony to a local beekeeper.

3

Comb out

Every piece of honeycomb comes out so it cannot melt, stain or draw new bees.

4

Repair and seal

A licensed and insured contractor repairs the opening and seals the entry point.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I just spray the eave?

We do not recommend it. Spraying leaves comb behind, which melts and stains the soffit and attracts new bees.

Will the repaired soffit match?

We rebuild to match the existing eave as closely as possible. Paint details are in your quote.

How big can a hive in an eave get?

Large. Eave hives can run several feet along the roofline if left for a season or more.

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