AboutJohn Adkins Expertise I can answer any and all questions regarding bee swarms, structural honey bee removal, and africanized honeybee control. Wether the bees are on your tree, your chimney, the attic, or in your wall. I Keep a small amount of beehives not for profit. I can answer zoning questions regarding location of a beehive along with some questions regarding rules and regulations. I can also help with questions regarding how and where to find local honey throughout the US. If you are unsure whether you have bees or wasps, stop by our Bee Removal web site for our identification chart, or to see bee removal pictures. Last but not least i can answer Q's on how to not get stung!
Bee Removal Service Area
We currently offer live bee removal service and bee control in Most of the United Stated Including: CA, TX, FL, AZ, CO, GA, and more.
Experience
Bee Removal Experiance I founded Adkins Bee Removal in 1999, we now provide options for live bee removal in most of the US. I grew up in the beekeeping industry and have studied areas of beekeeping such as Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD), and its early effects. I am non-confrontational, friendly, and am a comfort to in helping people find the right solution to their bee problems.
Organizations Member Better Business Bureau and County Farm Bureaus throughout the US. Licensed by the Structural Pest Control Board (SPCB) in California.
Education/Credentials Licensed professional by the state of California structural pest control board (SPCB) in Branches 2 and 3. We currently hold a license to perform termite control, general pest control although we have never performed work in thees areas, apart from specializing in honeybee removal, and africanized bee control.
Awards and Honors Adkins Bee Removal - Featured periodically in television news and newspapers throughout the US.
Expert: John Adkins Date: 6/23/2008 Subject: Sticky Walls
Question Hi - I have an area of my wall that is sticky - looks like wax or something
could be seeping and dripping from "somewhere" - this area is just beside my
fireplace (which we do not use at all) - AND, the carpet about 1 foot from the
fireplace has a large sticky/tacky area... could this be a bee problem? I guess I
really want to know how to know if bees live in our walls... suggestions?
Answer Michelle,
Check on the outside of the house, look for any bee activity around the chimney where it meets the roof line. If you still don't know what's causing this call a local bee company or have your pest control provider look at this situation.
Has it been very hot this past week possibly 90 degrees or higher? When it gets very hot we get calls from people complaining about dripping honey. Have you had bees before? How long have you lived at that house? Do you know the history? Hope this information helps, feel free to reply.
