builder bee nests

OK, this is what I do, and I do it for all kinds of bees, not just the mud daubers like you have. I read this a few years ago when I was having problems with those underground bees. They had a hole in my dogs outside kennel area. Once I did this it took a couple of days and then no more bees, they had moved elsewhere away from the house and kennel. This sounds stupid, yet it really works. You take a paper bag and blow some air into it (like you were going to pop it.) Then take a twistie tie, or string, and close it off. Then take some masking tape, duct tape, or whatever, and tape it up about eye level as close to their territory as you feel comfortable getting. The bees see it and think that a hornets nest is being built in their territory. Bees, being territorial creatures, will move because they won't build a hive or nest anywhere close to another hive or nest. If I had not tried this myself, I would have never believed something so simple could work so well. Just a few weeks ago my s-i-l told me I have bees building a nest by the light switch in the garage. So, I blew up a little paper sack and thumb tacked it a bit above where they were making their nest. Within a day they quit going to that nest, and they didn't even try to build another one in the garage. I think this works great, and I like it too because I don't have to use any chemicals. Good luck!

You should call the firemen! They have the best solution to solve this!And they have protect tools and they can help you to clean up the bee nest~~