What type of damage do bees cause?

Bees primarily do not cause significant structural damage like some other pests, such as termites. While their presence can sometimes be problematic, especially in large populations, their activities typically do not compromise the structural integrity of buildings or wooden structures. Unlike insects like termites that actively chew wood and create substantial holes, bees do not engage in such behavior. Instead, they are more known for establishing nests, often in secluded areas, without causing extensive damage to the materials surrounding them.

The other options refer to damage caused by insects that are known for their destructiveness, like wood-boring beetles or termites, which can create large holes or undermine structural integrity. Bees may make nests in wood but do not feed on it or cause it to collapse. Understanding this distinction is crucial for pest control professionals and homeowners alike when identifying and addressing pest issues.