Big bees hovering around your eaves, or perfectly round holes appearing in your deck and trim? Request a free, no-obligation carpenter bee inspection from a licensed local Columbia pro.
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Carpenter bees do their damage quietly, from the outside in. Here's what a Columbia pro looks for.
Carpenter bees love bare, weathered, or unpainted softwood — exactly the cedar, pine, and fir used for decks, pergolas, porch ceilings, fascia boards, and fences. Wooded lots give them plenty of natural nesting wood right next to the house.
Columbia's older, tree-shaded neighborhoods — Shandon, Heathwood, and Forest Acres — are full of the weathered decks, eaves, fences, and fascia boards carpenter bees love to bore into. They're most active in spring, roughly April into June, and they return to the same wood year after year, so a hole that looks minor this season can widen into real structural damage. An early inspection maps every active tunnel.
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If carpenter bees are boring into your home, don't wait for the damage to add up season after season. A free, no-obligation inspection from a local Columbia pro is just a minute away.
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