Bee Removal Service

Based in Fresno, Ca we cover the Central Valley from Los Banos to Bakersfield.
Bees and wasps nest in residential areas, construction sites, commercial buildings, cell phone towers, churches, schools, apartments, homes and agriculture crops such as fruit and nut trees among other places. Bees will nest almost anywhere!

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A Partial List of Our Clients

Corporate Clients

Cricket Communications	AT&T	Home Depot
Lowe's®	Granite Construction	Grundfos
BNSF	PG&E	Costco
Harris Construction	San Joaquin Valley College	Clovis Rodeo
United Rentals	Johnny Quik	Sears
American Ambulance		More >>>>>

Government Clients

City of Fresno	Fresno Police Department	Fresno Fire Department
City of Clovis	Clovis Police Department	City of Selma
City of Dinuba	Dinuba Water & Sewer	IRS
California Air National Guard 144th Fighter Wing	Central Unified School District	Reedley High School
Fresno City College	Fresno Housing Authority	Tulare County Office of Education
Fresno State	Tulare City School District

Medical Facilities

Community Medical Centers	Kaiser Permanente	Fresno Heart & Surgical Hospital

Video from BBC

About The Queen Bee

1. During the mating flight several drones will deposit upwards of 90 million sperm in the queen's oviducts. The queen, however, will not use all the sperm. She stores about seven million sperm in a special pouch, the spermatheca.
2. In one day a queen can lay her weight in eggs. She will lay one egg per minute, day and night, for a total of 1,500 eggs over a 24-hour period and 200,000 eggs in a year. Should she stop her frantic egg-laying pace, her workers will move a recently laid egg into a queen cell to produce her replacement.
3. While workers select which fertilized eggs to brood in queen or worker cells, the queen decides the sex of her young. In a mechanism of sex determination known as haplodiploidy, fertilized eggs will become female offspring, while unfertilized eggs will become males.
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