Found bees in your sprinkler or irrigation valve box? We remove them live, clear out the comb and fit a bee proof lid so you and your gardener can work safely.

Why Valve Boxes Attract Bees

Underground valve boxes stay cool, dark and close to water, which is exactly what a new colony looks for in dry San Diego weather.

Signs of Bees in a Valve Box

Bees going in and out of the lid handle hole or a gap at the edge, or bees swarming when the sprinklers run.

Our Process

  • We open the box safely in protective gear.
  • Bees and comb are removed live whenever possible.
  • Wax and honey are cleaned from valves and wiring.
  • A bee proof lid or screen is fitted.

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 bees damage my sprinkler valves?

Comb and honey can gum up valves and wiring, so it is best to remove them quickly.

Should my gardener remove them?

No. Disturbing a box full of bees can trigger a defensive response. Call a professional.

Can you bee proof all my valve boxes?

Yes. We can fit covers on every box on the property.

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  • Dedicated specialists serving the entire San Diego area
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