The Bee's Knees Pest Control

01/23/2026

Cute little guys right? Absolutely, but a lot less cute when they make themselves at home inside your home! While bug activity slows down in the winter, rodent activity never takes a break.

If you are having any rodent issues, let us help! We can do an inspection and recommend a custom solution for your issues! 480-687-8247!


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12/31/2025

Happy New Year's Eve from Our Family to Yours!

10/07/2025

Hold on to your hats folks! We are rolling out a new add-on service! While at your home for service, we can add-on post emerge for weeds for $35! Just let us know when we are coming out that you would like to add it!

I know, I know, you need to take deep breaths and calm down! WE ALL JUST NEED TO CALM DOWN.



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10/03/2025

What are some things that may cause scorpions to be more active in your yard and home?
1- Having a delicious food source. Scorpions love crickets. Getting routine pest control to curb the populations of their food source is a good start!
2- Are you or your neighbors doing landscaping or construction? Vibrations and new rock/plants can bring in scorpions and cause the ones already there to move around. River rock is a place that scorpions love to hide.
3- Citrus trees and unskinned palm trees can attract them! Unskinned palm trees are a favorite hiding spot of scorpions.
4- Stacks of wood for those wonderful winter fires? Scorpions like to hide in those too. They are usually moist and dark areas.

Are you having scorpion issues? We can help! There are specialty treatments for scorpions that we typically can do 1-2 times a year. Give us a call! 480-687-8247!


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08/30/2025

We will be closed on Monday September 1st for Labor Day! Have a safe and fun weekend everyone! We will open at 9 am on Tuesday.


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07/08/2025

Looking to escape the heat this summer? Don't bring back more than just souvenirs while traveling. Here are some tips to help minimize your risk of bed bugs coming home with you!
1 - Get hard luggage or seal all clothes in resealable plastic bags/vacuum sealed bags.
2 - Avoid cloth covered seats (if possible) at the airport. All plastic seats have less places for them to hide!
3 - Inspect your hotel room before unpacking your bags. Check the seams of chairs and the mattress (under the sheets) for red spots and bed bugs.
4 - Upon returning home, put all clothes (including the ones worn in the airport/plane) in the wash on hot and dry on hot. Heat helps kill them!
If you suspect you have brought bed bugs home, make sure to address it immediately. The infestation will get worse with time and be harder and more costly to treat! Give us a call to schedule an inspection! 480-687-8247



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06/10/2025

Ah Summer! Time to chill out beside the pool and enjoy campfire s'mores. Don't let mosquitos deter your fun!

Did you know that they can thrive with just a cap full of standing water? We recommend checking your plants (especially potted plants) for any overwatering. This small tip can help protect you from those annoying bites!



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05/21/2025

As summer gets closer and the temps start hitting those triple digits, you may be focused on relaxing by the pool. But this is the time of year scorpions are most active! Make sure to keep your family safe from stings with a scorpion treatment. And remember, to use sun screen when relaxing by the pool!



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04/18/2025

We have the BEST clients (Although we might be a little biased but I doubt it)!

This adorable sign was gifted to us this week! We are truly honored to have such thoughtful clients! 🥰

03/27/2025

Throwback Thursday to when a pest control guy saved the Diamondbacks game by removing a bee swarm! Not all heroes wear capes!

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A baseball game between the Diamondbacks and the Los Angeles Dodgers was delayed because of a swarm of bees until a beekeeper cleared them away. For more L...