European Honey Bee Control in New Braunfels, TX

Short version: if there's a european honey bee nest on your property in New Braunfels, we can get out there and take care of it — usually same-day, sometimes next morning if the call comes in late. Longer version is on this page. We'll walk through how to tell it's actually european honey bee you're looking at (about a third of our european honey bee calls turn out to be a look-alike), what's making it show up on your property right now, and what we'll do when we get there.

Why european honey bee matters in New Braunfels #

Before we get into treatment, here's a minute on why New Braunfels has the european honey bee pressure it does. It matters because it changes the timing of what we do.

In San Antonio, honey bees are buzzing every month of the year. There's no real dormant season like you see in colder places. This is important because if you've got a honey bee colony in your walls or attic, it's a problem that sticks around all year, not something that just disappears in winter.

About the european honey bee #

Honey bees are stocky, fuzzy, and amber-colored. They have that classic "bee" shape that comes to mind when people think of bees. When they return to the nest, you can see their hind legs loaded with yellow-to-orange pollen, packed into structures called corbiculae, or pollen baskets.

Where european honey bee shows up in New Braunfels #

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How we treat european honey bee in New Braunfels #

A few things we won't do: we won't spray from 20 feet and call it done, we won't sell you a six-month contract for a problem that's going to resolve in three weeks anyway, and we won't recommend treatment if what you've got is harmless. That last one happens more often than you'd think with european honey bee calls in New Braunfels.

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