Bees in the Desert
Bees are common throughout the Sonoran Desert, and swarms move through neighborhoods in search of new places to build. They may settle in wall voids, roof eaves, irrigation boxes, water meter covers, or hollow spaces in block walls.
Africanized honey bees are present in Arizona and can be more defensive than other bees. If you see a colony forming, keep people and pets away and call a professional rather than trying to remove it yourself.
Swarms are most common in spring, but colonies can be found at almost any time of year. Even an empty irrigation box or an old flower pot turned upside down can be enough room for bees to start building.
- Bee activity in walls, eaves, and boxes
- Paper wasp nests under patio covers
- Scorpions in rock and wall gaps
- Spiders around exterior lights
Wasps Around the Home
Paper wasps build open, umbrella shaped nests under patio covers, eaves, and light fixtures. They can sting repeatedly and become aggressive near the nest, especially in late summer.
We remove nests safely and treat the area so wasps are less likely to rebuild in the same spot. Regular service also helps us catch new nests while they are still small.
Complete Protection
Bees and wasps are just part of the picture. Our bi-monthly service also covers scorpions, spiders, and ants, with free re-treatments if pests come back between visits.
Pricing is simple: bi-monthly service starts starting at $45 a month for homes up to 2,500 square feet. Our technicians are paid by the day, so they take the time to check eaves, boxes, and walls carefully.
Pest control services in Sonoran Hills
Bee removal in Sonoran Hills
Safe help with swarms and hives near your home.
Learn moreWasp and hornet control in Sonoran Hills
Nest removal around eaves, patios and play areas.
Learn moreScorpion control in Sonoran Hills
Barrier treatments where bark scorpions hide and travel.
Learn moreSpider control in Sonoran Hills
Web removal and treatment for black widows and more.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
Bees are going in and out of my wall. What now?
Stay clear of the entry point, keep pets inside, and call us at 480-999-5302. Prompt treatment prevents the colony from growing and building more comb.
Are wasps covered by regular service?
Wasp activity around the home is something we address during visits. Let your technician know if you see nests forming.
Is it safe to treat bees near my family?
Our technicians handle bee and wasp work carefully and will tell you how long to keep people and pets away from the treated area. Most bee jobs are handled quickly once we confirm where the colony is.
