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In Business since 1988
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Residential and Commercial

Ozark Pest Solutions

Leading Pest Control Service for Lebanon, Waynesville, St. Robert, Osage Beach, Camdenton, & Sedalia

Licensed Pest Control

and Termite Control #C6218


Bee Removal

Bee and Stinging Insect Pest Control

At Ozark Pest Solutions, we understand the importance of safely and effectively managing the presence of bees and other stinging insects on your property. Our expertise in professional bee removal ensures that these beneficial yet potentially hazardous insects are handled with the utmost care, especially considering the risk they pose to individuals with allergies. Our specialized services extend to safely removing bees and stinging insects from typical and unique nesting areas, ensuring your home's and outdoor spaces' safety. Whether dealing with a single bee inside your home or a large swarm outdoors, trust Ozark Pest Solutions for all your bee removal needs. Ozark Pest Solutions in Camdenton, MO, can be reached at 573-302-4600. We service Lebanon, Waynesville, St. Robert, Osage Beach, Camdenton, & Sedalia.

Bee and Stinging Insect Removal Services

Removing bees and other stinging insects requires careful handling, particularly for those with allergies. Provoking these insects can result in painful stings. It's advisable to watch any bees settling on your property from a safe distance, such as through a window, and then contact Ozark Pest Solutions for professional removal. Avoid any actions that might disturb them, like spraying water or throwing objects.

Expert Bee and

Hive Removal Services

Ozark Pest Solutions specializes in extracting bees and stinging insects from locations like walls, roofs, attics, chimneys, and other unusual nesting spots. We also handle removals from trees, shrubs, and various outdoor areas. The process of bee removal is complex and risky. Bees, which are distinct from wasps, often nest under eaves. A few bees inside your home or near a chimney, vent, or eave could indicate a giant hive nearby. A typical hive can house between 10,000 to 50,000 bees and contain 25 to 100 pounds of honey and comb.


A newly formed group of bees seen outdoors is known as a swarm. In the southern regions of the U.S., a swarm might consist of around 5,000 bees, resembling the size and shape of a football. Swarms are generally more significant in the rest of the U.S. and Canada. Swarms often rest on trees, bushes, or exterior structures for a few days before moving on. Professional bee removal becomes necessary if they do not relocate within this timeframe.

Safeguard Your Property from Bees

573-302-4600
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