Pest
Control Services
Termite Services
Bee Removal Services
Pest
Control
Bizzy Bees Pest Control Division can spot and treat many
of the common pest control problems in the North Texas
area. Some of the services we provide include:
- Ants
- Cockroaches
- Fleas
- Rodents
- Termites
The employees of Bizzy
Bees Pest Control are extremely aware of the impact of
pesticides on our environment. We carefully evaluate and
apply the products we use to minimize the risk to our
customers, their pets, our service personnel and the
environment.
Residential Termite Services
We all enjoy a beautiful home, with a beautiful
landscape - but were you aware that the beautiful
landscape you see in the picture to your left is hiding
an insect that could destroy your home?
Unless there are obvious signs of an infestation, a
family might go for years without realizing there is a
problem. Even when there are signs of an infestation
such as discarded wings, wood that sounds hollow when
tapped, cracked or bubbling paint, or the sawdust like
termite droppings, the signs are often so tiny that they
often are overlooked.
If I Find Termites Is It Too Late?
If you find any of the telltale signs of a termite
infestation, it is important that you contact Bizzy Bees
Pest Control immediately! A Bizzy Bees technician will
be dispatched to your residence to evaluate the threat
and the damage that has been done.
Once an in depth analysis of the infestation has been
completed, the technician will suggest solutions to
eliminate the existing problems as well as help the
homeowner prevent future infestations.
Bee Removal
Services
While bee's are considered a pest, we must remember that
we live in a world in which the tiny flying insects are
at home in. Our homes, gardens, trees, pools, and more
are all part of the bee habitat. In most cases, we are
able to co-exist with bees and wasps. However, when
bees, wasps, and hornets become a nuisance, or a threat,
then its time to call the bee removal professionals at
Bizzy Bees Pest Control.
Treatment Methods
When a bee colony is found in a building wall, it must
be removed. Removing the colony can be accomplished in
the same way yellow jackets in wall voids is done.
Listen to the bee noise from inside rooms to locate the
exact position of the next in the wall to assure that
the whole colony is treated.
After
the colony is dead, remove the next. If the next is not
removed, the wax combs - normally cooled by the bees --
will melt and allow honey to flow down through the
walls. Honey stain can never be removed; the walls will
have to be replaces. As well, the freed honey attracts
robber bees and wasps. The comb wax will attract wax
moths that may persist for several years. the dead bees
will attract carpet beetles.
