Do you need honeycomb removed from a wall or roof in San Diego County? Yes, if bees built comb inside, every piece has to come out, and we cut it out, clean the cavity and get it ready for repair in the same visit.
It melts. San Diego heat softens wax and honey inside walls and attics.
It leaks. Honey seeps through drywall and ceilings and leaves stains.
It smells. Dead brood and old comb rot.
It attracts pests. Ants, wax moths, roaches and rodents follow the honey.
It calls new bees. The scent tells new swarms it is a good place to live.
We open the area, remove the bees live whenever possible, cut out every piece of comb, scrape and clean the residue, and prepare the cavity for repair. Then we close it up.
Had bees removed before but the comb stayed? We can open the area, remove the old comb and repair it now.
We do not recommend it. Left in place, comb melts, stains and attracts new bees and pests.
We open the smallest area needed, usually from outside, then repair it after the comb is out.
Brood comb goes with the live colony when possible; the rest is removed and disposed of.
Send a photo of the bees and where they are, and we will reply with a free quote.
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