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In Clarendon's dense urban housing, carpenter bees can spread between units through shared walls, utility chases, and common areas. Purely Nature's Way serves Clarendon's agriculture community with eco-friendly methods that eliminate carpenter bees without disrupting operations or endangering health. All treatments are compatible with Clarendon's agricultural properties and livestock.
About
Carpenter Bees
Pests We Treat
Carpenter Bees
Peak Season
Late Spring through Summer
Signs Of Infestation
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Large bees hovering near wood surfaces
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Perfectly round 1/2 inch holes in wood trim
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Sawdust piles below entry holes
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Yellowish staining near holes from waste
Our Treatment Approach
Natural-first solutions that actually work
Botanical pyrethrin or diatomaceous earth applied into gallery openings eliminates active bees. Existing holes plugged after treatment prevents reuse. Painting and staining wood deters new drilling. Cedar oil applied to vulnerable areas repels carpenter bees. We use methods approved for Clarendon's agricultural properties that won't affect livestock or crops.
Prevention Tips
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Paint or stain exposed wood surfaces
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Fill existing holes after treatment
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Replace severely damaged wood
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Apply essential oil deterrents to vulnerable wood
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Install hardwood or composite trim
Frequently Asked Questions
Do carpenter bees sting?
Female carpenter bees can sting but rarely do unless directly handled. Males aggressively hover and dive at people but cannot sting at all. The real concern is structural damage from their galleries, which worsen each year as bees reuse and extend tunnels.
How much damage can carpenter bees cause?
Individual galleries cause limited damage, but carpenter bees reuse and extend tunnels each year, and multiple generations compound damage significantly. Heavily infested wood can become structurally weakened. Woodpecker damage seeking larvae adds to destruction.
Are your carpenter bees treatments safe for Clarendon farms?
Yes. We use botanical and natural methods that are safe around livestock, crops, and stored feed. Our IPM approach protects Clarendon's agricultural operations while eliminating pest problems.
