09/02/2026
🐝 SEEING PERFECTLY ROUND HOLES IN YOUR WOOD?
You may have carpenter bees.
Carpenter bees don’t eat wood. They excavate it to create nesting tunnels, often leaving smooth, round entrance holes in decks, fences, eaves, and other exposed wood. And those tunnels can extend deeper into the wood and branch into additional nesting chambers over time.
🔎 A few signs to watch for:
• Small, perfectly round holes in wood
• Carpenter bees hovering around exposed wood
• Sawdust or debris beneath an entrance hole
• Woodpecker activity around previously drilled areas
Don’t wait for a small hole to become a bigger problem. Early prevention can help protect your home and wooden structures. 🏠
📲 See carpenter bees around your property? Contact EcoShield Pest Solutions to learn about your pest control options. Call now: (888) 744-1284