Perfectly round holes in your deck, fascia or pergola and sawdust underneath? Carpenter bees are drilling into your wood. We treat the galleries and help protect the wood.
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Carpenter bees bore half-inch holes into bare and weathered wood, then tunnel along the grain to lay eggs. Each year they reuse and extend the same galleries, so the damage grows. We treat the active holes and nearby wood on decks, fascia boards, eaves, fences and play sets. Wasps building nests in the same eaves? See wasp and hornet control.
Left alone, carpenter bee tunnels weaken boards, invite woodpeckers and let moisture into the wood. Treating in spring, when they first become active, saves you from replacing fascia and deck boards later. Suspect something is eating wood inside the house? Book a termite inspection. Get a free quote or call (801) 410-0292.
What homeowners ask us about carpenter bees.
Look for perfectly round holes about the width of a finger in wood, sawdust below the holes and large black bees hovering around your deck or eaves.
Males cannot sting and females rarely do. The real problem is the damage they do to wood.
Treatment plus painting or sealing bare wood makes your home far less attractive to them, and we will show you which boards need it.
Yes. We work across Northern Utah, including Davis County, Utah County, Park City and Wasatch County. Call (801) 410-0292 to check your address.
