Evidence rank 1.
756 reviews
1.1% of 756 one or two star
Bees · 12 mentionsTermites 5
Call D-Bug Pest Control, Inc. on (724) 735-1609Bee removal in Greensburg
9 of the 23 pest control businesses in Greensburg have reviewers writing about bees.
Ordered by how often reviewers named bees — not a quality score, and not paid placement
9
businesses
1,571
reviews represented
2.0%
one or two star
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list 24-hour service
Combined review distribution
9 of 9 listings have a collected histogram
Google's own review histogram · 1,571 reviews · captured 2026-08-24
Most mentioned
Written about for bees in Greensburg
- Evidence rank 2.
42 reviews
16.7% of 42 one or two star · above the 10% scale
Bees · 7 mentionsWasps and hornets 2Call Vermin Control Co. on (724) 437-6351 - Evidence rank 3.
41 reviews
22.0% of 41 one or two star · above the 10% scale
Bees · 6 mentionsWasps and hornets 3Call Bob Thomas Pest Control on (724) 858-5487 - Evidence rank 4.
82 reviews
0.0% of 82 one or two star
Bees · 5 mentionsWasps and hornets 3Call ABLE Pest Control on (814) 839-4900 - Evidence rank 5.
72 reviews
5.6% of 72 one or two star
Bees · 4 mentionsTermites 5Rodents 2Call Sean Rock Exterminating on (412) 610-5431 - Evidence rank 6.
283 reviews
0.0% of 283 one or two star
Bees · 3 mentionsTermites 12Ants 4Call D-Bug Pest Control, Inc. on (724) 213-7583 - Evidence rank 7.
65 reviews
1.5% of 65 one or two star
Bees · 3 mentionsWasps and hornets 13Rodents 3Call Protective Pest Management on (814) 637-7368 - Evidence rank 8.
19 reviews
10.5% of 19 one or two star · above the 10% scale
Bees · 3 mentionsWasps and hornets 6Call Dom's Pest Control on (866) 332-0908 - Evidence rank 9.
211 reviews
0.0% of 211 one or two star
Bees · 2 mentionsAnts 4Rodents 2Call D-Bug Pest Control, Inc. on (814) 596-4711
Ranked on Google review-topic mention counts · each row’s critical share from Google’s own review histogram, on a fixed 0–10% scale · captured 2026-08-24
Before you call
What to know about bees
- The problem
- Honey bees are treated differently from wasps. Many operators will relocate a colony rather than destroy it, and some will not take the job at all.
- How you know
- A dense cluster rather than a paper nest, and comb visible in a cavity or tree.
- What the work involves
- Live removal and relocation where possible. A colony left in a wall cavity leaves comb and honey behind, which then attracts everything else.
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