Lake Havasu City

Lake Havasu City Stucco Wall Bee Removal

During an inspection in Lake Havasu City, our team uncovered a large active hive hidden inside a pony wall of a vacation home. The wall was fully accessed, the bees and comb were removed, and the area was fully remediated. Learn more below.

Wall Removal Stucco Wall 2026-09-17
Bee removal team accessing a stucco pony wall in Lake Havasu City for wall removal, extracting bees and comb.

Removal Story

The Story Behind This Removal

Neighbors reported a persistent bee problem near a vacation home in Lake Havasu City, prompting us to investigate. Inspection revealed a sizable, active hive occupying most of the pony wall, a location that had eluded the homeowner for years. Numerous other efforts had failed to solve this problem.

Our crew performed a careful wall removal, physically extracting the bees and numerous pieces of comb from the stucco structure. Because structural removals are a specialty of Bullhead Bee Removal, we were able to safely relocate the colony and fully remediate the interior of the wall before performing the repairs.

After the bees were gone, we repaired the stucco and sealed the entry points that allowed the hive to establish itself, providing a permanent solution and protecting the home from future invasions.

What we found

May Humor called us after reports from neighbors alerted Environmental Services. These had occupied the pony wall of a vacation and were extremely active. Inspection revealed a large active hive occupying most of the pony wall.

What homeowners can learn

Structural removals are one of our specialties. Physical removal and relocation is the only real solution to this problem This homeowner in the neighbors had tried for several years to deal with this fee problem in a number of different ways. We're glad they found us as we were able to offer real and permanent solution.

Project Photos

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