They typically do not cause structural damage, but their nesting activity can mar the appearance of lawns.

They are usually active for about 4-6 weeks during the spring when they emerge to nest and pollinate.

Yes, they may return if the soil remains suitable for nesting. Preventive measures can deter future activity.

Professionally applied treatments are designed to be pet-safe, but pets should be kept away until the area is dry.

Filling holes may deter re-entry, but it won’t remove bees already in the nest or prevent new ones.