Bee removal - II deconstruction

摘要

In my previous article, in Bee Culture, July 2002, Structural Bee Removal: Part One, Fundamentals and Finesse, I covered trapping bees out of a nest without taking the building apart, my favorite way to go. But sometimes you can't do it that way. Theusual problem is time. The property owner needs them out right now. They're remodeling, re-roofing, something important, and the work is halted until the bees are out of the way. The building must be taken apart and the bees physically removed. This type of removal is the most difficult and dangerous. The dangers occur not so much between remover, structure, and bees, although they are there to be sure, but between remover and property owner. When you take a person's house apart, they just might get picky - later on, after the thrill of having their demons exorcized wears off, and they have to face the realities of reconstruction, or if it's already been reconstructed and it just doesn't look right.