[BeeHunter]

I have a guy that wants some bee's removed in an older(1920-1940) brick w/ stucco house. Its located in the upper corner window on the first floor of a 2nd story house. It has a history of havingthem from the previous tennant w/ the statement to the new owner of honey dripping from the ceiling. Soo this could be a big job.
Has anyone done cutouts in an old brick home like this(Iddee)? What procedure did you use?
How did you charge etc

 

[Iddee]

They are likely in the joists between the ceiling and the second story floor. I would go into the ceiling of the first floor. Sheetrock is easier to replace than brick. They may have comb for 6 to 8 feet from the outside wall, so you will have to go that way to get them all anyway.

 

[Iddee]

Did you do the cutout? What happened? We need an update.

 

[BeeHunter]

Didnt want to pay the price!
3 for 3 on not acceptig my cutout price. I'm real busy anyway

 

[Iddee]

Don't worry. There will be many that do accept. Especially when the other beeks in the area get wind of what you charge and start doing the same.

 

[BeeHunter]

I never got a call back on it.
Iddee, I priced it like your suggestion but not getting any hits. Fine w/ me for now but I had some nice bee ware planned to get w/ my profits of cutouts. Maybe next year.

 

[Iddee]

have faith, brother, have faith.

It'll get better with time.