Honey Bee Removal Information
 

1. Emergency Situations: If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency or someone is having an allergic reaction to bee stings, please CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY.

2. Send a Video

Please send a clear, focused video (50 seconds or less) showing:
 

• Where the honeybees are entering and exiting.

• The surrounding area.

• The approximate height of the hive from the ground.

• Any obstacles I may need to climb over, under, or around to access the bees.
   

A quality video helps me determine the safest and most effective removal plan.
 

3. Send Your Address: Please text or email your address. If I receive your location while I'm already working in your area, I may be able to come directly to you after

completing my current bee removal job.

4. Phone Calls & Response Time

If I am actively working on a bee removal, I may not be able to answer my phone right away. Please BEE patient and persistent. During peak swarm season,

I receive a high volume of calls and may not be able to return every call the same day. If you do not hear back from me, please call again.
 

5. Honey Bee Removal Timeframe

Honey bee removals can take anywhere from 2 to 8 hours or more, depending on the location and complexity of the colony. Bees may be residing in:
 

• Walls

• Ceilings

• Roof eaves

• Floors

• Crawl spaces

• Other hidden structures
   

6. Service Fees

Honey bee removals are not free. Service fees generally start at $150 and up, depending on the difficulty, accessibility, size of the colony, and time required to complete the removal.

Every bee removal is unique, and an exact price can only be determined after evaluating the situation.