Bee Removal Questions, Answered

Bee removal pricing covers a wide spectrum, because the cost depends almost entirely on where the hive is and how hard it is to safely reach. Easy, ground-level jobs, like a small hive inside an in-ground water meter box, sit at the low end, often around $300-$400. Difficult jobs, hives in a second-story roof, at the top of a high-rise, or sealed inside a concrete wall, can run well into the thousands, especially when professional removal plus repairs are involved. You always get an upfront, no-obligation quote after we assess your specific situation.

Yes. We offer full professional repair services: licensed and insured contractors, handymen, master painters, and licensed roofer repairs. Once the bees and honeycomb are removed we put your property back exactly the way it was, so you deal with one company from start to finish.

Never. We do live removal, every time. Healthy colonies are relocated to local beekeepers and sanctuaries. Even aggressive or Africanized colonies are removed alive. We never spray for the sake of speed.

We run a 24/7 emergency line and guarantee a response within 24 hours. Stinging emergencies, schools and businesses get priority same-day dispatch whenever possible.

Yes. Comb left behind melts in Florida heat, stains ceilings and walls, ferments, and attracts rodents, roaches and the next swarm. A proper job removes the entire hive and seals the entry point.

Yes. We are licensed and insured, and certificates of insurance are available for HOAs, property managers and commercial clients on request.

South Florida has established Africanized honey bee populations that defend aggressively. Spraying or sealing a hive can trigger a dangerous defensive response, and it traps comb and honey inside your structure, which causes odor, staining, mold and repeat infestations. Use a trained professional.

Not if the job is done correctly. We remove the full colony and all comb, then bee-proof the entry so a new swarm cannot reuse the cavity. We also offer prevention plans.

Yes. We open the minimum access needed and coordinate repair, patching, stucco, tile and paint through licensed contractors so your property is properly put back together.

Honey bees are fuzzy, golden brown and build wax comb. Wasps and hornets are smooth with a narrow waist and usually build paper nests. Carpenter bees are large, shiny and black and bore round holes in wood. Text a photo and we will identify it free.

All of Palm Beach County, including Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Lantana, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, North Palm Beach, Riviera Beach, Jupiter, Tequesta, Juno Beach, Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Greenacres, Loxahatchee, The Acreage, Westlake, Belle Glade and every city in between.

Yes. We provide discreet, low-disruption, fully insured service for restaurants, hotels, retail, schools, property managers and HOAs, with flexible scheduling, priority response and certificates of insurance.

Keep people and pets at least 15 to 20 feet away, do not swat or spray, close nearby windows and doors, and call 561-371-1722. Text photos of the entry point for a faster, more accurate quote.

Swarming ramps up in late winter and peaks through spring, roughly February into June, though our climate allows activity nearly year round. Bee proofing is best done before that window.