A: Ground bees are solitary bees that nest in the soil, often in dry or sandy areas. While they are generally not aggressive, large populations can become a nuisance and pose a risk to children or pets who accidentally disturb their nests.

A: A professional extermination service will typically assess the extent of the infestation, identify the species, and use safe, targeted treatments to remove the bees. This may include applying insecticides to the nesting areas or using eco-friendly methods to eliminate the bees and prevent them from returning.

A: Most extermination services prioritize safety by using targeted treatments that minimize harm to people, pets, and beneficial insects like honeybees. Always discuss safety concerns with your exterminator, and follow any instructions provided regarding staying off treated areas for a certain period.

A: Yes, after extermination, preventive measures can help keep ground bees from returning. These include keeping the soil well-watered, covering bare patches with mulch or grass, and reducing sandy or loose soil conditions where bees prefer to nest.

A: If you notice a large number of ground bees, or if their presence is causing disruption or safety concerns, it's best to seek professional help. A licensed exterminator can handle the problem effectively, ensuring your yard is safe and bee-free without causing damage to the environment.