Mohave Valley

Bee Removal from Stucco Wall in Mohave Valley

In Mohave Valley, a large bee hive was discovered inside a stucco wall of a garage, with bees entering and exiting through damaged stucco around a PVC pipe. Our team performed a safe removal and relocation of the bees, followed by repairs to the wall. Learn more below

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Bee removal scene in Mohave Valley, showing a large hive inside a stucco wall of a garage

Removal Story

The Story Behind This Removal

A homeowner in Mohave Valley South noticed bees entering and exiting their garage wall through damaged stucco around a PVC pipe. Upon inspection, our team found a large, four-foot-long hive inside the wall. Due to extreme summer temperatures, we had to wait for a safer time to perform the removal. Once the temperature dropped, we removed and relocated the bees, cleaned and treated the area, and performed all necessary repairs to the wall to prevent future issues. This job highlights the importance of patience and waiting for the right moment to perform a safe bee removal, especially in extreme weather conditions.

What we found

Client called because bees were observed entering and exiting some damage stucco around a PVC pipe. Inspection revealed a long four foot hive inside the wall Bay of the garage, unfortunately the extreme summer temperatures prevented an immediate removal. After waiting some time once the temperature is broke we were able to remove and relocate the Kate the bees clean treat and remediate and the wall and perform all repairs necessary so the problem would not happen again.

What homeowners can learn

While calling at the first sign of a bee issue is always recommended, sometimes circumstances require a waiting period before a safe removal can be performed. In this case the client was nice enough to wait some time until the weather allowed, and we were able to perform a safe removal and relocation

Project Photos

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