America’s Best Bees

America’s Best Bees is often the call people make when bees or wasps start appearing inside the home, coming through a wall, ceiling, or another hidden space where they have built a nest. Owner Sean Furlong removes bees, wasps, and hornets from places they should not be, whether that means inside walls, attics, siding, trees, or even the ground. His work covers everything from honeybees and bumblebees to yellowjackets, hornets, and carpenter bees, handling each situation based on what is actually there rather than taking a one-size approach. The process is straightforward. You reach out, describe what you are seeing, and Sean works with you to understand the situation and lay out a clear plan for what comes next.

Sean’s path into this work started early. Growing up, he worked alongside his dad in a handyman and construction setting, learning how homes are built and how to take things apart and put them back together. A job involving a hidden nest sparked his interest, and he began teaching himself everything he could. That meant time spent in the library learning how different insects behave, along with conversations with experienced beekeepers who shared what they knew. Over the years, that early interest turned into a long-term focus, and he eventually chose to step away from general construction to stay with the work he enjoyed most.

What carries through in his approach is a strong focus on problem solving. Each situation is a little different, and Sean takes the time to explain where the insects are entering, what type they are, and the best way to deal with them. He understands that for some households, especially where allergies are a concern, even a few bees inside can turn into a stressful situation quickly. When it comes to honeybees and bumblebees, the goal is to remove and relocate them whenever possible, working with local beekeepers so the colony can continue. In other cases, such as yellowjackets, hornets, or carpenter bees, the focus shifts to full nest removal and treatment, along with identifying entry points and sealing areas to help prevent the problem from returning. When access is needed, the work is done with care, using his construction background to open and close areas in a way that keeps the space intact.

For customers, the experience is clear and responsive from start to finish. Calls are returned, questions are answered, and there is a consistent effort to walk people through the situation, so they understand the work being done. Whether the nest is hidden in a wall, under a structure, or in a high-traffic area, Sean approaches it with a steady hand. In moments that can feel urgent or disruptive, he works to solve the problem and help bring things back to normal so people can feel comfortable in their homes again.