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Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control

Carpenter Bee Removal in Monmouth, Ocean & Middlesex Counties

Safeguarding New Jersey Homes from Wood-Destroying Bees with Proven Treatments

Carpenter Bee Removal in Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean & Union Counties

Stop Wood-Destroying Bees Before They Cause Costly Damage

Carpenter bees may look harmless, but they can cause significant structural damage to decks, siding, eaves, and wooden trim. If you’re hearing buzzing or noticing round holes in exposed wood, it’s time to act.

At Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control, we specialize in fast, safe, and effective carpenter bee removal for homes and businesses serving homeowners and businesses across Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean, and Union Counties — including towns like Middletown, Holmdel, Freehold, Edison, and Toms River.

Carpenter bee resting on exposed wood surface, a common sign of infestation in NJ homes

Our Proven Carpenter Bee Solutions

Targeted Extermination

We identify and eliminate active carpenter bee nests using professional-grade tools and EPA-approved treatments. Our methods are designed to kill adult bees, remove larvae, and disrupt their nesting patterns.

Damage Prevention

After removal, we apply protective treatments and recommend structural fixes to discourage future nesting. Our goal is not only to get rid of carpenter bees—but to keep them from coming back.

Customized Plans for Lasting Results

Every property is different. That’s why we create custom treatment plans based on your home’s layout, level of infestation, and surrounding environment. Whether it’s a residential deck in Colts Neck or a business facility in Sayreville, we’ve got you covered.

Close-up of a pollen-covered carpenter bee on wooden structure in Monmouth County, NJ

Why Homeowners Trust Bee-Gone

✅Experienced Technicians – Our licensed pest control pros have decades of hands-on experience with bee infestations in New Jersey.

✅Environmentally Responsible – We use EPA-approved solutions that are safe for families, pets, and pollinators.

✅Local Knowledge – With decades of experience across Central NJ, we know how to solve the region’s toughest carpenter bee problems.

✅Responsive Service – Call today and we’ll schedule a fast inspection—often same-day.

Signs of a Carpenter Bee Infestation

  • Circular holes drilled into wood surfaces (especially under eaves, fascia boards, and decks)

  • Piles of sawdust or “frass” under those holes

  • Buzzing or darting bees near wood structures

  • Wood discoloration or weakening over time

If you notice any of these signs, don't wait. The longer you delay, the more damage they can cause.

Contact Us for Carpenter Bee Removal in NJ

Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control is your trusted partner for carpenter bee removal in Middletown, NJ and beyond.

📞 Call now or request a quote online to schedule a free inspection and take the first step toward a pest-free property.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the best way to get rid of carpenter bees without damaging my home’s wood trim?
The best way to get rid of carpenter bees involves a mix of wood treatment, sealing entry holes, and applying non-toxic residual insecticides. If you want to get rid of carpenter bees without killing them, natural deterrents like citrus oil sprays or decoy nests can sometimes redirect them away from your home.
Should I get rid of carpenter bees if they aren’t stinging anyone?
Yes, even though carpenter bees are less aggressive than other stinging insects, they drill into exposed wood to nest. Over time, this can weaken decks, fascia boards, and railings. So while it might seem harmless, it’s a good idea to schedule wood bee removal before they do structural damage.
Can I get rid of carpenter bees without killing them?
Yes, it's possible to get rid of carpenter bees without killing them by using natural repellents, sealing up old holes, and installing decoy nests. However, persistent infestations may still require wood boring bee removal by a professional.
How do I get rid of wood boring bees from my porch or fence?
To get rid of wood boring bees like carpenter bees, you'll want to treat the affected wood, seal any existing nesting tunnels, and apply long-lasting deterrents. Professional wood boring bee removal ensures nests are treated at the source so they don’t return next season.
What’s the difference between bumblebees and carpenter bees, and how do I get rid of each?
Bumblebees nest in the ground and are important pollinators, while carpenter bees drill into wood. If you’re trying to get rid of bumblebees under a deck or need to get rid of carpenter bees in your eaves, different treatment strategies are required. An exterminator for ground bees may use exclusion or relocation, while carpenter bee control often includes sealing and treating wood.
Is there a safe way to get rid of bumble bees around my deck?
If you’re trying to get rid of bumble bees near your deck, it’s best to identify whether they’re actually bumblebees or carpenter bees. For ground-nesting bees, humane relocation may be possible. In either case, avoid using harsh sprays, especially in areas where kids or pets play.
Can I get rid of wood bees without calling pest control?
While there are some DIY methods to get rid of wood bees — like caulking holes and using citrus oil — serious or repeat infestations are best handled by professionals who specialize in wood bee removal. Without proper treatment, the same bees (or their offspring) may return.
How do I get rid of bumblebees without hurting them?
If you're hoping to get rid of bumblebees without harming them, focus on sealing off access points and using gentle deterrents. However, if they're nesting close to your home or in a high-traffic area, it may be safest to call an exterminator for ground bees who offers humane relocation.
What’s the best way to get rid of carpenter bees permanently?
The best way to get rid of carpenter bees is to treat active tunnels, seal entry points, and apply long-term deterrents. For severe infestations, professional wood boring bee removal services provide guaranteed results and reduce the risk of wood damage over time.
Can wood bees damage my home?
Yes — while carpenter bees (also called wood bees) don’t eat wood, they excavate galleries that weaken exposed wood structures. If left untreated, multiple generations can return to the same site. That’s why Bee-Gone offers professional support when damage is visible.

Protect Your Home from Costly Carpenter Bee Damage — Call Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control in Middletown, NJ Today!