Bee Removal and Control Services

Keeping Your Family Safe From Bee Stings

Concerned about an active beehive on your property? Get in touch with the professionals at Wildcat Exterminating to get rid of it. 

We have the knowledge and resources needed to safely address your beehive!

• Prevent bee stings
• Begin enjoying your outdoor spaces again
• Stop worrying about structural damage from honey moisture

Call us at (520) 200-1981 now. Emergency services are available for bee infestations.

Where Are Beehives Likely to Form?

Different species of bees prefer different locations to build their nests. The most likely locations are tree trunks, under a storage shed, in a void of an exterior wall of your home, or behind the fascia board near the roof line. In any case, you must use caution around existing hives.

Upsetting a beehive or aggravating a bee can result in an attack that can be dangerous and sometimes life-threatening. Do not attempt to eradicate bees on your own.

With our warrantied services, you can expect educated instruction regarding what you can do, what we can do, and how to stay safe before, during, and after your appointment. Our information is clear and concise!

In most cases, we can provide a low-pressure quote over the phone, but sometimes additional services will be recommended once our technician is on site to visually assess your individual situation.

Are My Bees Africanized?

It is believed that all bees in Arizona are what people commonly refer to as Africanized - meaning, they have some of the DNA associated with African bees.

What most people really want to know is: are they aggressive? While we cannot fully answer that question here, there are a number of factors that can affect how aggressive a hive will become:

• How long has the hive been there? The longer it's in place, the more territorial the bees become.
• How large is the hive? The larger it is, the more protective bees are of their queen.
• Do they feel threatened? A dog barking, a horn blaring, or certainly someone messing with a hive causes the bees to feel threatened and to want to protect their hive.
• Just how Africanized are they? By nature, the higher the African DNA, the more aggressive.

Once we visit, we can more fully determine the seriousness of your situation. Contact us now!