You step outside, coffee in hand, and spot a few carpenter bee holes in your wooden deck rail. Worse yet, itās just the beginningāthe first of many across your property. If left unchecked, these small holes could lead to costly repairs in just weeks.
Carpenter bees donāt just nibble on wood like termitesāthey destroy it, drilling deep into your home with surgical precision to create a nursery for their eggs.
But thatās not the worst part. Hereās the kicker: These bees arenāt alone. As the holes grow, they draw in woodpeckersāthe last thing you want. Why? Woodpeckers are drawn to carpenter bee holes because the larvae inside provide an easy, high-protein meal. The woodpeckers start tapping on the wood, making the problem even worse.
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One hole quickly becomes a feeding ground for pests, adding to the damage, and costing you big bucks in repairs.
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Ignore one hole, and by next spring, you could have serious structural damage.
Many homeowners make the same mistake:
āJust put a little wood filler in there and paint over it.ā
Wrong.
Thatās like putting a Band-Aid over a leaking pipe. Carpenter bees chew through wood. They will chew right through paint and wood filler. We’ve seen it before.
Forget poison. Forget badminton racquets and screaming at bees.
Use what works.
The BB PROĀ® Carpenter Bee Blocker Pro Trap & Repellent Kit is built to stop carpenter bee damage at the source.
Bees fly in, expecting to nest. They can’t get in your wood. You plug the holes, walk away, and watch the problem solve itself.
Some users have stopped dozens in days. Others replaced every homemade trap house with BB PRO and havenāt looked back.
Donāt panic. Do this:
Itās a warning shot.
One carpenter bee hole leads to five. Five holes turn into structural damage.
Stop the cycle with traps that actually workāBB PRO Carpenter Bee Traps. Clean. Simple. Brutally effective.
PS: Take a walk around your house today. If you see even one hole, donāt ignore it. Itās not going away. The bees are already planning their return.
Relying on a bee house alone is like spraying perfume on a mold problemāyouāre covering it up, not fixing it. Watch the video to see how simple it is to actually fix the problemānot just mask it.
Cut off carpenter bee access, collapse the nest, and stop the damageāno sprays, no guesswork. Watch the video to see how easy it really is.
Blocking carpenter bee entry points isnāt just prevention ā it collapses the entire nest by cutting off access, stopping the life cycle, and preventing future damage.
Blocking carpenter bee entry points isnāt just prevention ā it collapses the entire nest by cutting off access, stopping the life cycle, and preventing future damage.
While carpenter bee bites are rare, the real threat lies in the damage they cause to your home.
You built a carpenter bee trap. Great. But your wood is still getting destroyed. Hereās the truth: Trap houses might catch some beesābut they donāt stop the infestation. Like squatters, new bees keep moving in, drilling deeper into your home to lay their eggs. If you want real protection, you need more than a trapāyou need a real defense strategy. Watch the video below to see what actually works.
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