Table of Contents
- 1 WHY USE A NO-KILL BEE REMOVAL SERVICE?
- 2 BEE REMOVAL SERVICE
- 3 BEE REMOVAL SERVICE OVERVIEW
- 4 HOW MUCH DOES NO KILL BEE REMOVAL COST?
- 5 Cities and Towns We Serve:
- 6 FAQ’s
- 6.1 There is a swarm or bees that has shown up on my house, tree, swingset, etc.. Should I call someone or will they go away on their own?
- 6.2 There is a traveling swarm at my house, will they attack me?
- 6.3 Are these bees Africonized?
- 6.4 The bees were removed a few days ago and there are still bees hanging around. Is this normal?
- 6.5 Can I have some of the honey comb? Is it edible?
- 6.6 If part of my house has to be removed or cut away during the removal do you fix or repair the damage?
- 6.7 Question: Do you remove the honeycomb from the wall?
- 6.8 What cities in Brevard and Indian River Counties do you serve with Bee Removal Service?
- 6.9 Will my bees be happy in their new home?
- 7 Related Links:
Bees are an important part of Floridas ecosystem. However, when bees nest in our homes or businesses, they can become a nuisance and even a safety hazard.
We offer no-kill bee removal service; a safe and humane alternative to spraying the bees with pesticide.
WHY USE A NO-KILL BEE REMOVAL SERVICE?
We understand that bees are important creatures and we believe that they should be protected whenever possible. Our bee removal process is designed to remove the bees from your property without harming them.
BEE REMOVAL SERVICE
We remove bees from:
- Soffits
- Eaves
- Walls
- Floors
- RV’s/Campers
- Water Meter Boxes
- Automobiles
- Bat Boxes
- Owl Houses
- Trees
- Lawn Furniture
- Roofs
- Vents
- Bird Houses
- Swingsets
- Chimneys
- Palm Trees
- Oak Trees
- Construction Sites
BEE REMOVAL SERVICE OVERVIEW
Our no-kill bee removal service is a safe and effective way to remove bees from your property. We are committed to protecting bees and the environment.
Inspection:
The first step is to inspect your property to identify the location of the beehive. We will also look for any potential entry points that the bees may be using to get into your home or business.
Removal:
Once we have identified the beehive, we will remove it using a variety of methods, such as vacuuming or trapping. We will also seal up any potential entry points to prevent the bees from returning.
Relocation:
If possible, we will relocate the beehive to a safe and suitable location.
HOW MUCH DOES NO KILL BEE REMOVAL COST?
No-Kill Bee removal starts at $1,459.00. Bees that are more than 6′ above the ground or require demolition will cost additional.
Cities and Towns We Serve:
- Malabar
- Grant-Valkaria
- Palm Bay
- Turkey Creek
- Melbourne Village
- West Melbourne
- Melbourne
- Palm Shores
- Suntree
- South Patrick Shores
- Viera
- Rockledge
- Cocoa
- Merritt Island
- Cape Canaveral
- Cocoa Beach
- Avon By the Sea
- Indian Harbour Beach
- Indialantic
- Melbourne Beach
- Floridana Beach
- Roseland
- Vero Beach
- Orchid
- John’s Island
- Indian River Shores
- North Hutchinson Island
- South Beach
- Vero Lake Estates
- Fellsmere
- Wabasso Beach
- Sebastian
- Barefoot Bay
FAQ’s
There is a swarm or bees that has shown up on my house, tree, swingset, etc.. Should I call someone or will they go away on their own?
Unless the bees have started constructing their hive they will often move to a more suitable location on their own. Swarms can last up to a few days depending on a few factors. While a swarm of bees is resting they are sending out scout bees to look for hive locations, it’s best not to disturb them if possible.
There is a traveling swarm at my house, will they attack me?
Usually honey bees will only attack something or someone to protect their honey. Since a traveling swarm has no honey to protect they are usually doscile. That being said. Honey bees have been known to attack people because:
-It’s raining
-It’s about to rain
-Dark colors
-Loud dogs/people
-A smell- Bananna scent is their fight smell but they can get angry about other smells.
-No reason. Stings are random sometimes.
-Wearing Floral print
Are these bees Africonized?
Maybe. You cannot tell without a lab test. About 50% of wild honey bees in Central Florida have been Africanized to some degree.
The bees were removed a few days ago and there are still bees hanging around. Is this normal?
Yes, Bees will linger around the site of the old hive for up to 10 days. Sometimes they’ll even start to rebuild their honeycomb. Don’t worry, these are workers who were out when the hive was removed and they cannot start a new hive without a queen.
Can I have some of the honey comb? Is it edible?
Yes. We don’t use pesticides to remove bees.
If part of my house has to be removed or cut away during the removal do you fix or repair the damage?
No. You are responsible for the repair of any damage caused by removing the bees.
Question: Do you remove the honeycomb from the wall?
Yes, If honey is left in the wall it can cause ant and fly problems.
What cities in Brevard and Indian River Counties do you serve with Bee Removal Service?
We proudly serve Palm Bay, Suntree, Viera, Rockledge, Cocoa Village, Merritt Island, Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach, Indialantic, Melbourne Beach, Vero Beach, Sebastian, Grant-Valkaria, and Barefoot Bay.
Will my bees be happy in their new home?
Maybe. Often bee hives that were previously located below ground such as under a shed or in a water meter box often do not like moving into an above ground hive. Some colonies, but not all of of them, will abscond from the new hive at the first chance.
Related Links:
https://entnemdept.ufl.edu/honey-bee/
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