When it comes to your premises and pest control issues, you can never be too careful, as the issue may spiral out of control very quickly.
Things such as a few bees going into a certain area of your garden now and then, could be signs of something a lot more serious.
When bees gather in the same spot of your garden frequently it usually means only one thing, they are forming a nest, and a colony.
Bee colonies can be very dangerous, especially is you approach them and try to exterminate them without the proper, professional tools.
You must be experienced in bee extermination to get rid of a nest or colony, otherwise you will be stung repeatedly, and you don't want that to happen.
If you notice bees coming into your home and disappearing into a wall cavity, you could have an even more serious case to deal with, as the colony could be forming inside the walls of your home.
You can't leave a problem such as bees nesting in your garden or home, as it will grow and get worse.
Telling your kids that they can't go over to a specific area of the garden isn't really going to help when the bees have spread themselves out all over your garden, and formed nests all around it.
You will soon not even be able to open windows and back doors, as bees will come inside, and the problem could even spread to the insides of your home, which brings on much more serious matters.
So what can you do if your garden is infested with bees, and you've either left it too long, or the nest is starting to form? The answer is to call a bee exterminator to come to your residence and exterminate the bees for you.
Unfortunately it may mean saying goodbye to a few plants, but it's the only way to get rid of the nest and bees.
Sometimes bees aren't heading for nests, they are simply foraging your garden for pollen and due.
However, if the forager bees become too much, you can always remove the plants from your garden, this may not be something that you want to do, but it is sadly the only way to stop the bees from coming to your garden.
If the issue has actually spread into your home, and bees are using the cavities of your walls to form nests in, they will cause much deeper problems.
To remove a bees nest from your walls, you have to exterminate the bees, and then slide out the cavity in the wall, and remove the excess nest and bees and honey from the wall, as they can leave a nasty stench.
Then you will have to replace the cavity and repair it, this can be costly, but it must be done to remove the issue from your home.
Instead of leaving things to get this bad at your residence, call a bee control service for a bee exterminator, and rid your home and garden of bee nests and colonies for good.