Lubbock, TX Bee Exterminator

Same-Day Bee Control Solutions for Lubbock, Levelland, & Surrounding Areas

Bees are essential to our local ecosystem, helping with pollination across our gardens, farms, and wildflowers here in Lubbock and Levelland. But when they start building nests near your home or business, especially in places like walls, rooftops, or trees, it can quickly become a concern. At Zeroach Pest & Termite, we’re here to provide fast, effective bee control that respects your space.

While we understand the important role bees play in the environment, our priority is keeping your space comfortable and away from unwanted nesting. That’s why, when possible, we work closely with beekeepers here in Lubbock to relocate hives to more suitable locations. But when relocation isn’t an option, our experienced team is ready to handle the situation, using effective, humane methods to remove the bees and prevent them from returning.

Whether you’re in downtown Lubbock near Texas Tech, or in Levelland, we offer same-day bee control solutions to quickly address the problem. 

Our goal is to give you peace of mind by resolving your bee issues professionally and efficiently. Call (806) 589-2726 today or contact us online to learn more or to schedule a visit.

Our Approach to Bee Control in Lubbock & Levelland

Every bee problem is a little different, so we adjust our process based on what we find.

Here’s what we typically do during a bee service visit:

1. Property evaluation. We start by inspecting your property inside and out. We check around eaves, attics, crawl spaces, and landscaping—anywhere bees might be nesting. Since different bees behave differently, we also look at the species involved. This helps us come up with the right approach for the situation.
2. Liquid foam treatment. For active hives, we often use a liquid foam that fills the nest and sticks around for several weeks. It reaches into tight spaces and keeps working over time. If a follow-up is needed, we’ll talk through the next steps with you.
3. Dusting treatment. For hives that are tough to access or more advanced in size, we may also apply a dust treatment. This method works well in deeper voids and also reaches larvae that haven’t emerged yet. It’s a solid way to cut off future activity in one sweep. We’ll also treat surrounding gaps where bees might be hiding.
4. Bee exclusion work. Once the bees are gone, we don’t stop there. We go through and seal up cracks, gaps, and other common entry points with caulk, cork, or other strong materials. Fall is a great time to seal things up since bees start looking for new shelter before winter hits. This step helps reduce the chance of new nests forming down the road.