Carpenter Bee Control
Protect your home the eco-friendly way,
and stop wood-damaging bees before they dig in.
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Stop Carpenter Bees
and Preserve Your Home
Carpenter bees may look harmless, but they can drill into decks, trim, and siding — leaving behind sawdust, holes, and structural damage. At Eco Man Pest Solutions, we eliminate carpenter bees safely and effectively using eco-conscious treatments that won’t harm pollinators or your home.
- Plant-Based Bee Treatments – Safe for your home, pets, and pollinators.
- Targeted Nest Removal – We flush out active burrows without damaging your wood.
- Protect Decks, Trim & Siding – Stop damage before it gets worse.
- No Harsh Chemicals Needed – Just smart, eco-conscious pest control.
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How We Get Rid of Carpenter Bees
Step 1: Locate Active Galleries
We inspect your home’s wood surfaces — including eaves, railings, and siding — to find burrows, staining, and entry holes.
Step 2: Apply Eco-Safe Treatments
We treat affected areas using botanical-based products that drive bees out of their tunnels and discourage future nesting — without harming nearby pollinators like honeybees.
Step 3: Prevent Re-Infestation
We recommend sealing exposed wood, repainting vulnerable areas, and ongoing treatments during the spring and summer when carpenter bees are most active.
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Hearing buzzing around your deck or finding sawdust piles near your trim? Kevin the Eco Man shows you how to stop carpenter bees naturally — before they tunnel in deeper.
Frequently Asked Questions About Carpenter Bees
Do carpenter bees actually damage wood?
Yes. While they don’t eat wood like termites, carpenter bees drill into decks, trim, fascia, and other exposed wood to build nests. Over time, repeated nesting can weaken structures and cause visible damage.
Will your treatment harm honeybees or pollinators?
No. We use targeted, essential-oil-based treatments that are designed to flush out carpenter bees specifically. We also use bee boxes to catch and release them. Our goal is to remove the pests without harming beneficial pollinators like honeybees.
Can I just plug the holes myself?
We don’t recommend it until we’ve confirmed the bees are gone. Sealing active nests can trap bees inside and cause them to burrow elsewhere — or return stronger next season.
Are carpenter bees dangerous?
Male carpenter bees can be aggressive but don’t have stingers. Female carpenter bees can sting but rarely do. The real risk is the damage they cause to your home — not your family.
How do you treat carpenter bee infestations?
We apply eco-safe treatments directly into the nest openings to flush out active bees and deter re-entry. We then recommend sealing holes and applying natural repellents to prevent future nesting and controlling new infestations with Bee Boxes.
How can I prevent carpenter bees from coming back?
Keeping wood surfaces painted or sealed is key. We also recommend routine inspections in spring and early summer, when bees are most active, and applying natural deterrents as needed.