What is the recommended action when there are nonreinfesting beetles?

Removing firewood from the property is a recommended action when dealing with nonreinfesting beetles. This is important because firewood can serve as a habitat for these beetles, providing a conducive environment for potential reinfestation. By eliminating sources such as firewood where beetles are likely to be found, you effectively minimize the chance of new beetles invading structures or surrounding areas.

In the context of pest management, it is crucial to address potential breeding grounds and food sources for pests. Nonreinfesting beetles, while they may not actively reproduce in the immediate environment, can still be problematic if they find a place to settle. Thus, removing firewood not only disrupts their habitat but also helps to prevent the establishment of a more significant infestation in the future.

The other options, while potentially relevant in different contexts, do not directly address the immediate action needed for managing nonreinfesting beetles effectively.