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Several times throughout the year I will get a call from customers that say "I have bees in my basement." Sometimes these are honeybees in the basement, and other times they are yellow jackets or hornets. The great majority of time, the nest is inside the wall and the bees are getting in by accident. Often more activity will arise when the light in the basement is left on. In any case, the important part is generally to remove the nest and the bees. To learn more about what's involved, visit how to get rid of bees in my wall. This covers some dos and don'ts, and tips for solving your bee problem. (Ask a Question / Leave Feedback) Return to: How to get rid of bees

 

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dan
basement
barrie

my sister moved out a year ago and i took over the basement, i did not have any problems last summer about bees and jus over the past few weeks i has found 5 bees, i have checked the out side for a hole but found nothing. any suggestions?

Beekeeper:  Re bees in basement: Hi Dan- often in a case like this the bees mabee entering at ground level - otherwise perhaps the chim. if theres a fireplace. - Goodluck.

Noreen Ruggiero
basement
Dedham, MA

I have recently found about a dozen queen bees in my basement, some dead, others "drousy." Does this mean I will have a problem with other bees during the summer? What should I do? I rent, so I assume this is something the landlord should handle. Thanks.

Beekeeper:  Hi Noreen, It typically means either a bee hive is in the basement wall / roof, or the bees are considering moving in.
Generally the landlord is responsible or liable for this, however some people have other arrangements. Usually if the bees are in the basement wall or ceiling its a job that would involve the landlord. Here is further info on bees in walls, attic, or eaves


cindy
side of house/under porc
Montgomery, IL

At first I had wasps under my cedar shake siding on the roof. After getting rid of them I now have bee's. They have found a way under the porch area to get into the basement. It seems they also got into the outter area of the cedar siding of the house. I have sprayed, foamed up any holes I seen, yet they still find another way in. HELP!

Beekeeper:  Hi Cindy, A wasp nest typically has 5-10 bees in it. That's most likely why you were able to kill them. But the bees coming in your basement, generally speaking, will have thousands of bees inside the hive or nest. An important part of solving the problem is to remove the bee hive. Feel free to give us a call or visit bees in my wall for more information.

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