Broward Bee Rescue exists for a single kind of job: getting a honey bee colony out of a place it can't stay, without killing it, and leaving the building better sealed than we found it.
What a Job With Us Looks Like
Most jobs begin with a text: a picture of the opening and a few words about where it is. At the property we watch where the bees fly, read the structure with a thermal camera, and settle the price before any tool comes out. Bees, queen and brood are boxed for the trip; after them comes the comb, down to the last strip of wax, and then a scrub and a seal. Then our own licensed contractors, roofers and painters rebuild the opening so you are not hunting for a second company. We work throughout Broward County, at houses, condominium buildings, HOA common areas, marinas, barns and storefronts.
Standards We Don't Bend
- No pesticides on any job. Not on the colony, not on the swarm, not as a shortcut.
- All of the comb, every time. Wax and honey left behind rot, stain and invite the next swarm.
- Thermal scan before the saw. We open the structure where the comb actually is.
- Our own licensed trades for repairs. The patch, the tile and the paint are part of the same job.
- Paperwork ready for boards and insurers. Proof of insurance, job photos and itemized invoices go to whoever needs them, and we are licensed and insured.
- Phones staffed 24/7. No voicemail maze: someone picks up at any hour, our 24-hour response guarantee applies, and stinging emergencies jump the line.
- Warrantied workmanship. Should bees move back into an opening we closed, we return and deal with it.
Have bees right now?
Call or text any hour and tell us what you are seeing.
Who We Work For
Homeowners with a colony in a soffit or a valve box. Condo boards and building managers dealing with a balcony or a rooftop equipment room. HOA managers with bees in an entry monument or guardhouse. Boat owners who come back to a swarm in a console. Ranch and estate owners out west with a colony in a barn wall. Restaurants and shops that need the job finished before opening.
After the Removal
Rescued colonies go to beekeepers whose yards sit far from houses and schools; there they move into standard hive boxes and get back to foraging. If you are curious how the removal itself works, start with live bee removal or honey bee relocation.
Where We Work
All of Broward County, from Deerfield Beach and Parkland down to Hallandale Beach and Miramar, and from the beach in Fort Lauderdale west to Weston and Southwest Ranches. We are a mobile service-area business with no storefront: we come to you.