Any honey left inside the structure will attract more bees as well as a number of other things.
I have a bees nest in my roof what should i do.
In the summer months its common to have honey leaking out of the walls and roofs.
Once the bee removal experts have vacuumed most of the bees into the bee box and cut out all of the combs they will spray the soffit with a bee repellent to prevent bees from returning to the area to form a new nest.
If the bees are not in a very noticeable area it is likely they have been there a good while.
Unborn larva can often have foul orders that can permeate through the walls.
Obviously where practical it is better to access from the outside by removing slates or tiles and cutting through the membrane which is often in poor condition in these scenarios.
The bees are the air conditioning and the maintenance crews.
The bees must be removed at the same time as the honey.
Prevention is the best cure when it comes to keeping bees out of your house.
Bees often build hives around a crack in wood.
When removing honey bees in roof spaces there are two main options either get to the honey bee nest from outside thru the roof or from the inside thru the ceiling.
If the bees at any point do not tend the hive the honey will drip out and gravity dictates the rest.
Honey bees buzzing around the roof line eave facial freeze block or a garage wall fence jacuzzi or a similar structure likely indicates a beehive exists.
Next they close the soffit and seal it with caulk for extra protection against future invasion.
Is a likely indicator.
Honeycomb left in walls or roofs should be removed to prevent meltdown of honey.