Skunk season is about to start. Skunks like to live under decks, sheds and can even get under your home. Keep a watchful eye and nip skunk issues in the bud. Call Wildlife Removal Services for all your wildlife control needs. ...read more

Since 1948, Harbor Pest Control has provided pest control, extermination&fumigation services to Southern California. Located in San Diego, Harbor services homes, condos, apartments and commercial properties, including office buildings, schools, and hotels. Harbor Pest Control specializes in providing customers with knowledge of how and why we do our job. Our employees take great pride in our goal of 100% satisfaction guarantee. Services Include: San Diego Pest Control Termite Control Fumigation Get a Free Quote Don̢۪t harbor pests in your home. Instead call 888-586-4816 to get a free quote from Harbor Pest Control. Harbor Pest Control 6160 Fairmount Ave San Diego, CA 92120 619-584-8155 http://www.harborpest.com/ ...read more

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Beehive found in Scottsdale palm tree after 3 attackedSCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Three people were attacked by bees in a Scottsdale yard Wednesday morning.The injuries were not believed to be serious enough to require hospitalization, the Fire Department said.Fire crews were dispatched at 9:50 a.m. to a report of a landscaper stung by bees in the 8300 block of East Heatherbrae, near Granite Reef and Indian School Road. Upon arrival, firefighters located a large hive in a palm tree and three victims.The immediate area was evacuated while firefighters worked with the homeowner to contact a bee removal company. Neighborhood residents were urged to stay indoors.The Fire Department reminded people that it will not remove bees unless there is imminent danger to a person. Residents or businesses with bees on their property should contact a bee keeper or bee removal company.Hopefully we will not experience the African bees as we did last year, were  two horses and seven small dogs were killed.If you live in a high risk area and have a bee infestation or you notice even a small amount of bees hanging around please callAll Bee Managementfor a free inspection.All Bee Management800 516-1603 ...read more

So Cal Man Gets Stung Posted on Thursday, March 10, 2011 8:38 AM The Bee Season has started. And unfortunately so has the reminder that California still has to be aware of "Africanized Honey Bees" It's important when enjoying your yard to inspect trees bushes and overhangs  (very carefully) of your home. Below is the first incident here in Southern California.All Bee Managementhas a program  maintenance and prevention if you have had a bee infestation or you live in a high risk area. (760) 500-9606 ALPINE, Calif.—Authorities in San Diego County say an attack by so-called killer bees has sent a gardener to the hospital. Fire Chief Bill Paskle of the Alpine Fire Protection district says the 40-year-old man was working near two hives of Africanized honeybees on Wednesday in Alpine when about 40,000 bees from one hive attacked. Paskle tells KSWB-TV that the man ran up the street to a liquor store. He was stung at least 10 times and treated at a hospital for an allergic hospital. A professional bee remover, Dan Wasson, says the sound of the gardener's weed-eater may have prompted the bees to attack. Wasson also was stung and a co-worker was treated for exposure to toxic chemicals as they poisoned the hives. Remember Hone Inspection Is A Great Idea. ...read more

So Cal Man Gets Stung Posted on Thursday, March 10, 2011 8:38 AM The Bee Season has started. And unfortunately so has the reminder that California still has to be aware of "Africanized Honey Bees" It's important when enjoying your yard to inspect trees bushes and overhangs  (very carefully) of your home. Below is the first incident here in Southern California.All Bee Managementhas a program  maintenance and prevention if you have had a bee infestation or you live in a high risk area. (760) 500-9606 ALPINE, Calif.—Authorities in San Diego County say an attack by so-called killer bees has sent a gardener to the hospital. Fire Chief Bill Paskle of the Alpine Fire Protection district says the 40-year-old man was working near two hives of Africanized honeybees on Wednesday in Alpine when about 40,000 bees from one hive attacked. Paskle tells KSWB-TV that the man ran up the street to a liquor store. He was stung at least 10 times and treated at a hospital for an allergic hospital. A professional bee remover, Dan Wasson, says the sound of the gardener's weed-eater may have prompted the bees to attack. Wasson also was stung and a co-worker was treated for exposure to toxic chemicals as they poisoned the hives. Remember Hone Inspection Is A Great Idea. ...read more

Honey is purported to help ease indigestion, relieve constipation and even grow hair.Not all of these claims are as absurd as they might seem at first glance. Honey has long been recognized for its anti-microbial activities and was a favorite dressing for serious wounds for centuries. Honey is also high in antioxidants, a group of nutrients that, among other things, may help lower your risk of some types of cancer.But perhaps the most interesting therapeutic use for honey is as a natural remedy for seasonal allergies. According to various natural health practitioners, the tiny amounts of pollen found in locally-grown raw honey work over time to desensitize the body to a particular allergen--not unlike the way traditional allergy shots work. If honey is proven to work as a safe, natural allergy treatment, it's almost certain that the best form of honey to take is pure, raw honey that hasn't been heated or extensively filtered. If you'd like to try honey for your allergies, contact All Bee Management and let them know that you're interested in raw honey for allergies. Allergies arise from continuous over-exposure to the same allergens. If, for example, you live in an area where there is a great deal of red clover growing, and if in addition you often feed red clover hay to your own horses or cattle, then it likely you are exposed over and over to pollen from this same red clover. Now, red clover pollen is not especially allergenic but still, with time, a serious allergy to it can easily arise.Another example: if you lived in a southern area where bottlebrush trees were frequently used in the landscapes or perhaps you had a bottlebrush tree growing in your own yard, your odds of over-exposure to this tree's tiny, triangular, and potently very allergenic pollen is greatly enhanced.In the two examples used above, both species of plants are what we call amphipilous, meaning they are pollinated by both insects and by the wind. Honeybees will collect pollen from each of these species and it will be present in small amounts in honey that was gathered by bees that were working areas where these species are growing. When people living in these same areas eat honey that was produced in that environment, the honey will often act as an immune booster. The good effects of this local honey are best when the honey is taken a little bit (a couple of teaspoons-full) a day for several months prior to the pollen season. You may not live in the area where there are red clover or bottlebrush tree's near or around your home but the example extends to popular trees and bushes that surround you and your family. The same rule applies. If you take a couple of tea spoons of local honey as describe the chance are you can be releved of allergy symtoms. Good LuckAll Bee ManagementAJ ...read more

Honey is Anti-Cancer! "Is honey one of those anti-cancer foods? Can it cure cancer?" From time to time, I receive these questions from "Just Ask". Our heart goes out to those whose lives are troubled and threatened by cancer, but I had to reply and inform them that honey is not an antidote for cancer or a "cure-all". Perhaps what many people don't think enough of or have overlooked is - honey possesses carcinogen-preventing and anti-tumor properties; honey is curative; honey is anti-cancer. According to the book Honey Revolution by Dr Ron Fessenden, scientists have found floral flavonoids in honey. These tiny traces of bio flavonoids, generally known as antioxidants, have powerful influences when entered into the body's cells. When ingested, they immediately increase the antioxidant levels within cells, "decrease capillary permeability and fragility. They scavenge oxidants and inhibit the destruction of collagen in the body". In fact in the recent years, major drug companies recognised the effectiveness of these flora-flavones in removing free radicals from our body and improving our body immunity functioning, and are now investing millions of dollars just to produce these substances artificially. Tell your family, friends that the foraging honey bess have passed on these precious natural floral-flavones from the floral nectars to honey and then to us! Look, you may not see the benefit of turning to healthful food overnight, but daily repetitive, anti-cancer choices will can potentially safe your life from deadly diseases like cancers. Surely all of us know that prevention is far better than cures, but sadly, the world has succumbed to the instant gratification syndrome. Just see how people are losing weight so quickly by taking diet pills, getting liposuction, or even starving. Working out things over time has become a waste of time. We want material wealth, relationships, and success now, totally abandoning the universal law of sowing and reaping. And with the exact attitude, we often put all our strength and focus into demanding instant cures of diseases and forget all about constant prevention with anti-cancer diet and lifestyle. Thank You All Bee Management ...read more

Raw honey, especially the really raw product are simply amazing. Would you like to know just what the health benefits of honey are? The benefits of eating honey and for those of you who enjoy eating raw food, honey is very beneficial. Raw honey is the honey the honey bees make which is still in the honey frames in the bee hive, packed tightly in the intricate looking honeycombs It has not yet been touched by the beekeeper; it is still sitting there in the raw waiting for you to dive in and taste! This is the real thing. A fantastic way to buy really raw honey is to buy local raw honey either from a local beekeeper a removal company or a local farmers market, this is the best way to achieve the full health benefits of honey.Other contents in really raw honey are , Propolis and beeswax bits of cappings which makes it slightly crunchy and most likely a few dead bees who have gorged themselves to death eating it and who can blame them! Please don't worry about this because the beekeeper will strain the honey completely before you get to eat it if you prefer and it has almost always been strained when you buy it from a store.  There are incredible benefits of honey.Numerous anecdotes of eating honey and its uses in ancient medicine, treating stomach ulcers, which date back long before bacterium was known about and found to be the main cause. Yet another benefit of eating honey, it has the ability to calm hyperactive children however; all children should be encouraged to eat honey because it also helps them sleep better.One last fact about raw honey,      Honey will enhance the flavor of many of your home-made foods, try as an added ingredient when mashing cooked butternut squash or pumpkin, drizzling over many foods, spread on hot crusty bread, beating in a little with mashed banana for an incredibly healthy sandwich or using as a glaze over vegetables roasting in the oven. Who hasn't heard of honey roast vegetables, delicious!Tune in for more facts about the health benefits about raw honey. All Bee Management will be offering Raw Honey straight from the hive, untouched by no other strained and bottled for you health.   8 oz Now Available 12 oz Now Available  $5.00 Usd For 8 oz   (add $5.00 with comb insert) $8.00 Usd For 12 oz (add $4.00 with comb insert) FOR PURCHASE INSTRUCTIONS Go to www.allbeemanagement or e-mail us at allbeemanagement@gmail.com ...read more

 As officers searched the canyon for the stolen SUV, the bees attacked. one of the officers radioed that he had been stung 20 to 30 times. The other reported being chased by the bees and that he had also been stung. Luckily Both Officers Were Alright: A man stung as many as 500 times from head to toe by a swarm of bees in Encinitas has died, San Diego County health officials said. Marco Lazaro, 54, was operating a backhoe at Manchester Ave. and Pacific Ranch Dr. at about 11 a.m. Wednesday when he disturbed the hive. Experts say up to 80,000 bees were unleashed. Lazaro ran about 200 yards to an outhouse in an attempt to escape. By the time paramedics arrived, the diabetic man had been stung hundreds of times and was in full cardiac arrest. He was transported to Scripps Encinitas where he was pronounced dead. The victim's 20-year-old nephew was stung twice, but was expected to be okay. Longtime neighbor Dan Moriarty has known Lazaro and his family for over 30 years.   "It was accident, a terrible accident," he said, "I was next door when it happened.  He's a very, very nice fellow.  Hard working guy." ...read more

My business is a big part of my life, and it's good to give back. Every year we donate items to numerous charitable events, including Mira Mesa Theatre Guild. Also, we sponsor the Monster Manor fundraiser. Finally, we're very active at our local church,The Rock, providing volunteer time and attending meetings. With a local business, it's important to not just serve the community, you should be part of the community as well! ...read more

My business offers great service. We strive for 100% customer satisfaction and will do what it takes to make our customers happy. The buck stops here so there are no rules getting in the way of our ability to get customers exactly what they need. If you have a special situation (such as delivery requirements, after-hours service, or anything else), please contact us -- we want to work with you! One example of our great customer service was when [insert a few facts about a happy customer where you or an employee went above and beyond]. ...read more