Bee and Wasp Removal in Southlake

Location: Southlake, Texas

Service Type: Live Bee Removal, Honeycomb Removal, Bee Swarm Relocation

A homeowner in Southlake, TX, reached out to us after discovering a large bee colony had established a hive inside a mature tree in their backyard. Upon arrival, our team observed significant bee activity around an opening in the tree trunk, indicating a well-established colony within.
Our specialized team safely and humanely removed the entire bee hive, including the honeycomb, from the hollow of the tree. The bees were carefully collected and relocated to a local apiary, ensuring their survival and continued contribution to the ecosystem. This job required precision to avoid damaging the tree while thoroughly extracting all comb and bees.

The primary challenge was accessing the hive deep within the tree without causing unnecessary harm to the tree’s structure. We utilized specialized tools and a flexible camera to assess the full extent of the hive’s location and size inside the tree. We then created a strategic, minimal access point to facilitate the gentle extraction of the bees and honeycomb using a bee vacuum and manual removal techniques, ensuring the safety of both the bees and the tree.

Location: Fort Worth, Texas

Service Type: Live Bee Removal, Honeycomb Removal, Structural Repair

A homeowner in the Carmel Bay neighborhood of Fort Worth, TX, contacted us after noticing a significant number of bees flying in and out of their carport structure. Upon inspection, we discovered a large, active bee colony had built a substantial hive within the hollow beams and soffit of the carport’s roof. The bees had been present for some time, and a considerable amount of honeycomb had been constructed.
Our team safely and humanely removed the entire bee hive and all associated honeycomb from the carport’s structure. This complex job required careful extraction of the honeycomb and live relocation of the bees to avoid harming them and to prevent future infestations. Following the removal, our team also performed necessary structural repairs to the affected area of the carport to seal it off and restore its integrity.

The primary challenge involved the confined and elevated location of the hive within the carport’s overhead structure, which made access difficult. To address this, we utilized specialized ladders and carefully created a small, strategic access point to reach the hive without causing extensive damage to the carport. We then employed a gentle bee vacuum system to carefully collect the bees, followed by manual extraction of the honeycomb. After removal, the area was thoroughly cleaned and sealed to prevent re-entry.

Location: Southlake, Texas

Service Type: Live Bee Removal, Honeycomb Removal, Structural Repair

A homeowner in Southlake, TX, contacted us after hearing buzzing noises within their house structure. Upon inspection, we discovered a large bee colony had built a hive within the ceiling and roof insulation. Our team safely removed the hive, relocated the bees, and repaired the damaged area. This job required careful honeycomb extraction and live relocation to avoid harming both the bees and the property.

The attic had limited access, so we utilized a thermal camera to precisely locate the hive without needing to tear up excessive drywall. We then created a small access point and used a bee vacuum for gentle extraction.

Location: Southlake, Texas

Service Type: Live Bee Removal, Honeycomb Removal, Structural Repair

A homeowner in an old house in Southlake, TX, contacted us after discovering a large bee colony had built a hive within a wooden structure. Upon inspection, we confirmed a substantial hive was integrated into the aged wood. Our team safely removed the hive, relocated the bees, and prepared the area for structural repair. This job required careful honeycomb extraction and live relocation to avoid harming both the bees and the historical integrity of the property.

The main challenge was the delicate nature of the old wooden structure and the deep embedment of the hive. We used specialized tools to carefully deconstruct the affected wooden section without causing further damage. We then gently extracted the bees and honeycomb, ensuring a humane relocation.

A homeowner in Southlake, TX, contacted us after noticing a significant number of wasps congregating around their outdoor fountain. Upon inspection, we discovered a large wasp nest cleverly concealed within the fountain’s structure. Our team safely and efficiently removed the wasp nest, eliminating the immediate threat to the household.

The primary challenge was the location of the nest within the water feature, making it a tricky and potentially dangerous removal. We carefully drained the fountain to gain access and used specialized equipment to safely extract the nest and deter future wasp activity without damaging the fountain.