r/Delraybeach • u/Tylerdurden389 • 1h ago
Question My parents have a beehive outside their condo in Kings Point and they don't know what to do. Please help
I'm sorry for shooting a long shot here but does anyone nearby (who possibly also lives in a 55+ community here in Delray) know what the protocol is in Kings Point regarding the association, rules, regulations, etc.... regarding beehive removal? I don't live with them and don't know if the Complex have particular pest control companies that are "on call" or have some sort of deal with the complex, or if it's flat out against the rules of the complex to allow any "freelance" pest control to remove a beehive.
My parents are over 70, not cell phone oriented (all they've done thus far besides tell me about it is call the Vice President of their section of the complex, who didn't answer. Thankfully they left a message and hopefully they called the right number), and are stuck in a bad place. Even worse, the screen that keeps things out of their patio is both ripping off at the stitching/perimeter of the window, and there's a few holes in the screen as well.
Holes/openings means it won't be long before one of them gets into my parent's patio. Once they're in my parents' patio, then it wont be long before the bees are in their condo.
So I come to you, my parent's local neighbors for ANY advice/help on this situation (as well as recommendations IF any pest control is allowed to work in the complex when they're given a job). They just called me to tell me of this issue and I literally just got off the phone with them before putting this out.
THANKS!!!
EDIT
Just got off the phone with my folks again. Apparently the pest control in conjunction with their particular section of the complex cancelled service February of last year despite the fact that the sign near their mailbox says there was service on the 18th of this month. No call-back from the V.P yet either.