Frequently Asked Questions
Honey bees are nature’s pollinators and a crucial part of our environment, which is what makes their
recent population decline so important. The most commonly known cause for this is the use of
pesticides to drive them out of unsuitable places, like people’s home or business. There are other ways,
however, that you can rid yourself of your bee infestation without killing the hive. At Bee Safe Bee
Removal, our professionally trained beekeepers will safely relocate the bees without harming them or
posing any risk to your property.
Having a beehive on your property can not only pose a life threatening risk to you or your family,
especially if there is someone who is allergic to their stings, but it can also pose a risk to the structure of
your home or business. This is why it is very important to contact a professional beekeeper as soon as
you see any bee activity on your property so they can be removed before they become a huge problem.
If bees decide to build a hive inside the structure of your property, the melted wax and honey will attract
other unwanted pests as well as destroy your building structure.
At Bee Safe Bee Removal, our bee removal technicians will use state of the art thermal devices to detect
where the beehive is located. From there, they will present you with various affordable options you can
choose to remove the bees depending on your price point. The beekeeper will then use professional
gear to safely remove your bee infestation without any harm to you or your property.
After bee removal, any honey leftover is yours to keep! It’s important to remember never to attempt a
beehive removal on your own as one hive can house up to fifty thousand bees. Numerous bee stings can
be dangerous so it’s always the best choice to work with a professional pest control company or
beekeeper to aid you in removing your bee infestation safely and efficiently. At Bee Safe Bee Removal,
we use various safe and humane methods for the removal of beehives that are completely harmless to
bees and to your property. Give us a call today at 833-233-7233, we offer same–day bee removal.
Paying a professional bee removal service to remove bees from your home or business can save you so
much more money than attempting the do it yourself approach. At Bee Safe Bee Removal, our
professional beekeepers will not only protect you during the removal process but the bees as well, who
are relocated to a safer place where they can continue to pollinate and contribute to our environment.
Attempting to remove a beehive yourself will not only cost you money in collecting the proper safety and
removal gear, but can also lead to unplanned hospital bills if you’re allergic or stung too many times. Not
only is the do it yourself process a risk to your health, it’s also a risk to your property, especially if you
don’t know what you’re doing. Contacting our bee experts at Bee Safe Bee Removal will not only save
you more money than the do it yourself bee removal approach, it will also protect you, your loved ones,
and your home or business.
Key factors affecting the cost of a bee removal
1. Location of the beehive
There are many factors that contribute to the cost range of removing a hive from your property, the first
one being where the hive is located. Our expert beekeepers will use state of the art thermal imaging to
locate the beehive on your property. The easier our pest control professionals can get to the bees, the
more affordable the job will be. Likewise, if the bees are in a difficult location to reach, such as in a high
tree, behind siding, or inside the walls of your property, then the price will understandably be higher. It is
also important to note that local laws may consider bees in a home’s structure to be a health and safety
issue and should be removed quickly to avoid legal complications.
2. Number of bees in the hive
Another factor that determines the cost is the size of bee infestation and how many bees are housed
inside the hive. Honey bees like to build their colonies inside or on structures, including your house or
yard. Bumble bees prefer to build their hive in the ground and carpenter bees like to burrow into wood
structures. The number of bees affects the price in that one hive could potentially house up to fifty
thousand bees, which would take time to remove.
Once the bees are located, our beekeeper will present you with different removal options. Removing
bees may include cutting holes into the wall or ceiling of your structure as well as repairing it after the
bees and hive are removed. If our bee removal team finds a dead hive inside the structure of your home
or business, they will not only have to remove the hive, dead bees, and honey dripping, they might also
have to remove any other pests that were attracted to the honey and the damaged structure around
that.
3. Swarm vs. Hive
If the bees have not made their nest inside your property and are simply swarming outside, our
beekeepers would smoke the bees inside an apiary box and relocated them to a safer place, which tends
to be our more affordable option.
Our goal at Bee Safe Bee Removal is to provide our customers with the best possible bee removal service
at the best possible rate. For the quality of work performed you will be getting the best value for your
money when you hire us over our competitors. We offer a free inspection and same day service for any
bee removal situation. Give us a call today at 833-233-7233, we look forward to serving you.
If you’ve noticed bees lingering around your home or business, they’ve likely made their hive
somewhere close. If this is the case, do not attempt to remove them yourself, as this can pose a
dangerous risk to you or your family. Our certified and experienced beekeepers at Bee Safe Bee Removal
will safely and efficiently take care of your bee infestation with the appropriate safety gear and removal
method. Even though they are small, bees can become quite aggressive and one hive can contain
thousands of bees that will attack if they feel threatened.
For professional removal services, call Bee Safe Bee Removal today at 833-233-7233, we offer same day
service and will get rid of your bee issue in no time!
If left unattended, beehives can quickly grow in number and become a danger, not only to your family,
but to your property as well. They can create a life-threatening situation to someone who is allergic to
their venom or if they are stung multiple times. If a beehive is left inside the walls of your structure, the
honey can seep into the walls and not only destroy your home or business, but attract other unwanted
pests as well.
If you require bee removal in Dallas, Bee Safe Bee Removal will get the job done quickly and affordably.
Our years of experience and customer satisfaction and safety allow us to be one of the top–rated bee
removal companies in the area.
Not only do we take care of your bee infestation, we can also help with bee control, full hive removal,
bee proofing, Africanized bee control, yellow jacket removal, wasp removal, and protection against
bumblebees and other stinging insects.
One hive can contain thousands of bees and removing them yourself can pose a life-threatening risk. Bee
Safe Bee Removal will take care of your beehive safely and efficiently. Call Bee Safe Bee Removal today,
before your bees become a real danger.
Here is the list of questions you need to ask when finding a local professional beekeeper.
1.How many years of experience do you have removing bees? This will help you weed out novice
beekeepers. We suggest looking for companies with more than 10 years experience.
2.Are you state licensed for pest control? This is important. Should the beekeeper find it necessary
to apply pesticide to keep bees from returning, they are required by law to carry the appropriate
license.
3.Are you highly rated by the Better Business Bureau, Yelp and Google? The more positive reviews
a bee removal company has, the better.
4.What is your warranty? Reputable bee removal companies will offer a warranty. Be careful of
companies that do not have a service warranty.
Bees are nature’s pollinators and without them we wouldn’t have a lot of the food we eat every day. Yet,
when these important creatures decide to make their hive in our home or business, they can become
quite dangerous, especially if you or your loved one is allergic. Certain bees, like honey bees, are in
trouble, so it is important you try and remove them without harm.
Bees usually build their hives within walls, attics, and in soffits or eaves, which can make it difficult for
people to determine if they have an infestation or a traveling swarm. List of signs of a bee infestation
include:
●An excessive amount of bees on your property.
●Dead bees inside your home or business.
●Buzzing noises in the walls.
●Hives under roof eaves or in soffits.
●Unpleasant odors from dead hives.
●Holes in wooden structures from carpenter bees.
If you suspect a bee infestation on your property, we recommend you contact an experienced beekeeper
as do it yourself removals (
DIY Bee Removal) can become life-threatening situations very quickly, especially if someone is allergic.
Spending the money on safety equipment and removal gear can become quite expensive and will still be
risky since most beekeeping suits will reduce your stinging risk but not remove it completely. Our
professionally trained bee removal experts not only have the appropriate gear and knowledge, but have
been stung various times and know their way around a beehive.
Pest control and bee exterminators will only kill the bees but will not remove the source, which will
attract more bees in the future due to the pheromones left behind. Beekeepers make a living making
honey and giving bees a safe home without harming them.
Help us save the bees, contact Bee Safe Bee Removal today and we’ll safely and affordably take care of
your bee infestation. We also offer same day bee removal service!
People often search online for how to get rid of bees. But unless you’re only dealing with one or two bees inside your home, then it’s best to call the professionals. Bee removal is extremely dangerous when you don’t have the proper equipment, training or knowhow. And if you choose to ignore the problem, it could get even worse as the colony multiplies during the warmer months.
If you’re dealing with a frustrating bee problem, here’s the right way to get rid of them:
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Identify the problem to get rid of bees
Before you call a bee exterminator or wasp exterminator, take a moment to consider the scope of the problem and the type of insect you’re dealing with. These questions will help your pro determine the best removal methods.
- Where are bees / wasps coming from? Which spaces are they invading?
- Do you know where the hive or nest is located?
- What do they look like? For example, “hairy” or smooth on the back?
- Are they posing an immediate risk to you and others?
- Does the colony seem to be multiplying? (Has the situation gotten worse?)
It’s okay if you don’t have all the answers. Our bee and wasp nest removal specialists will be happy to inspect the problem for you.
TIP:
All beehives and wasp nests present a danger when located in proximity to human spaces. While these stinging insects typically won’t harm you unless you bother them first, there’s always a risk of being badly stung if you come too close to the hive. Once they perceive you as a threat, you could be stung hundreds of times in just minutes. This is why it’s best to call a professional anytime you discover an active hive or nest on your property. -
Call Bee Safe Bee Removal to get rid of bees
Our experienced specialists will come out right away – often the same day you call. Armed with specialized tools, equipment and decades of experience, we will promptly remove all the bees or wasps, as well as their nesting sites.
At Bee Safe Bee Removal, safety is a top priority! Have peace of mind knowing that we’ll remove the bees without anyone getting hurt. And unlike general exterminators, we don’t use harsh chemicals that pose a risk to your health or the environment.
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Sit back and relax. Don’t DIY!
No matter how fed up you are with the bees, resist the temptation to handle the problem yourself. Without the proper equipment of knowledge, you risk severely injuring yourself or others.
- Use bug spray or other chemicals on the hive
- Hose the hive with water
- Throw rocks or other objects at the hive
- Knock, poke or hit the hive with a long pole
- Set the hive on fire
Believe it or not, people use these crazy tactics all the time. More often than not, they end up in the emergency room from their stings. Worse yet, they do nothing to actually solve the problem, so they still have to call a professional.
Bees and wasps build their colonies in different locations depending on the species. But in general, they all prefer locations that they deem safe, quiet and undisturbed. Most common locations for hives and nests include:
- Trees and shrubs
- Under eaves
- Attics
- Garages
- Wall voids
- Barns
- Sheds
- Below ground (old rodent burrows or other cavities)
We use eco-conscious methods to remove live honey bees without killing them, whenever possible. We transfer them to our own apiary or another beekeeper in Houston or Fort Worth, so that they can continue to benefit our natural world. Our Dallas honey bee removal services use eco-conscious methods to remove the bees without killing them. An inexperienced bee exterminator may use harsh chemicals that are potentially dangerous to your own health. Not only that, those chemicals are often completely unnecessary and less effective than the eco-friendly methods we use at Bee Safe Bee Removal.
We are more than just a bee removal company. We’re beekeepers, too! Rather than killing the bees, we try to save them at every opportunity. We use specialized equipment, such as bee vacs and boxes, to collect the live bees. Bees are then transferred to our own apiary or another beekeeper in Dallas.
Usually the same day you call us. Call us for a free consultation.
Absolutely! After collecting the bees, we will also destroy and remove all traces of the hive. If the hive has also caused damage to an attached structure, we may also be able to repair it for you.
