Orlando Bee Removal

When considering bee removal in Orlando you have to understand that you are just about in the dead center of Florida with mild temperatures year-round. You can expect a honey bee swarm in Orlando to be active from March until November generally speaking, but on any warm day, even in winter you will see the bees coming and going from their colony locations.

Orlando bee removal from houses vary depending on how old the community is, but a high percentage of homes are made from concrete block, single-story homes with plastic or aluminum soffits. As any bee catcher in Orlando will tell you, It’s quite common to get a phone call with somebody describing bees going in and out of all around the electric meter, or a hole made by the cable line going through the wall. It doesn’t really matter what makes the hole going into a wall or a soffit, the bees are going to go up in the structure and start to establish honeycomb, honey and beeswax.

Orlando is filled with some tropical flora and there is abundant food available for bees to gather and bring back into the wall or soffit structure. Beehive removal in Orlando depends on factors that govern how fast a colony can grow into the wall but one of the main factors would be the available food in the area combined with the actual variety of the bees and how big this swarm is. If you don’t see the honey bee swarm arrive you must assume the bees have been in the wall to form honeycomb, if food is available year round.

For bee removal, Orlando residents please remember, honeycomb is your main concern and if you have not seen my videos remember you should always ask for your Orlando Bee Removal contractor to open the structure, clean it, close it and give a warranty, then compare prices and services.