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Jun 25, 2016 Jarrett Webster

RECOGNIZING WOOD-BORING INSECT DAMAGE IN YOUR HOME

There are three main culprits when it comes to insect-based wood damages at home. Termites are the number one suspect in case of damage with carpenter ants coming in as number two. But the silent killer and the never thought of destructive insect is the carpenter bee. To be able to deal with the wood-boring problem, every homeowner should recognize the insect causing it.

Apr 10, 2016 Jarrett Webster

THE TRUTH ABOUT CARPENTER BEES

The name “carpenter bees” comes from the activities carried out by the busy insects. The fat bees are known for burrowing holes in wood and often seek refuge in the roofs of homes. Their outward appearance is very similar to bumblebees, except that they are slightly bigger. Most people fail to deal with bumble bees since they are unable to identify them in the first place.

Feb 18, 2016 Jarrett Webster

ADDRESSING A CARPENTER BEE PROBLEM

Wood burrowing insects are the biggest threat to any well-established home. Such insects can bring down a building that took years to build in a slow and steady manner. It is, therefore, necessary for all homeowners to protect their properties from such insects. The number one wood burrowing pest that must be addressed is the carpenter bee.

Dec 07, 2015 Jarrett Webster

SUCCESSFULLY DEVELOPING CARPENTER BEE TRAPS

Carpenter bees are known for their habit of making holes in wood. Their hard work in creating habitable homes in the wood has earned them their name. They nest in homes seasonally, with spring being their most active period. Once they nest in a place they will keep on returning to. For those who do not wish to see the bees at home, the best option is using bee traps.

Oct 09, 2015 Jarrett Webster

HOW TO DEAL WITH CARPENTER BEES

Among the most welcomed pests are bees. They are particularly loved by gardeners for the role they play in pollination. Even with all their beauty and benefits, bees can be a nuisance at times. Carpenter bees are the most dreaded for their destructive nature on wooden items. When they attack any part of your home, they should be dealt with to avoid furniture and roof destruction.

Sep 08, 2015 Jarrett Webster

WE ARE ON HOMEDEPOT.COM

Our carpenter bee traps have reached a huge milestone; the carpenter bee traps have been added to www.HomeDepot.com! This is a huge accomplishment for us at Bees-N-Things! We have come a long way and so have our carpenter bee traps. We sell great carpenter bee traps and it is catching the attention of the big box stores. 

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