How do you bee proof a San Diego County home? We find and seal the gaps, vents, weep holes and boxes bees use to nest, so a new swarm does not move into the same spot next spring.
Gaps around pipes and wires, open weep screed and weep holes, roof tile openings, gable and attic vents, chimney tops, soffit gaps, water meter and irrigation valve boxes, and hollow block walls.
Inspect. We walk the property and mark every likely entry point.
Seal. We close gaps with materials suited to each surface.
Screen. We fit screens on vents and weep holes without blocking airflow.
Cover. We add bee proof lids to meter and valve boxes and cap chimneys.
A spot that held a hive still smells like home to bees. Sealing it right after removal is the best way to stop a repeat.
It greatly lowers the chance of a new hive by closing the spaces bees need. Bees may still visit your garden, which is a good thing.
No. We use screens that keep bees out while letting air through.
Before swarm season begins in February is ideal.
Send a photo of the bees and where they are, and we will reply with a free quote.
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