A familiar face. A helping hand.
Yes, honey bee removal and relocation, but also exterior handyman work, and a little something we call “stucco surgery.”
Tell me what needs fixingHi, I’m Chris.
Many of you may know me as “the bee guy.” And yes, honey bee removal and relocation is our primary focus these days—but I also offer exterior handyman work, including small, nonstructural stucco repairs.
That might mean repairing damage around pipes, patching stucco around the garage where a vehicle or other item has bumped the wall, or taking care of basic exterior repairs. I can also help seal common entry points where honey bees tend to get into a home. All those gaps around the exterior electrical outlets, hose bibbs, and HVAC pipes - yes, those should be repaired and sealed before you have bigger problems.
We’re a small family business, and I like to keep things personal and straightforward. If you have a repair in mind, tell me a little about it and where you’re located. We can talk through whether it’s something I can help with.
Stucco surgery
“Stucco surgery” is our name for small-scale, nonstructural stucco repairs, available in select service areas. These are focused repairs for localized damage, such as broken stucco around pipes or spots where something has struck the wall.
Cracked or damaged stucco can be more than a cosmetic concern. Gaps and openings can give honey bees access to wall cavities and may also allow rodents and other pests into the structure. Repairing damaged areas and sealing potential entry points can help protect your home.
Small gaps and cracks in stucco around a wall vent allowed bees to colonize inside the wall.
The same area - our "Stucco Surgery" can repair an area so it looks like nothing ever happened.
Homeowners should wait 30 days for stucco to cure before painting.
Have a spot you’re concerned about? Email a few photos and your location so we can discuss the repair and availability in your area. You can also text photos to my local 928-288-0578 number.
Let’s talk about your project.
Give me a call or send an email. A few photos and your location are a great place to start.
chris@bullheadbeeremoval.com