Live Bee Removal
Nest found by thermal camera, queen and workers boxed for an apiary, comb cut out, cavity scrubbed, entrance closed and the wall or roof rebuilt.
How it worksRescue the Colony
The heart of every job: getting the colony out alive and on its way to a beekeeper.
Humane Beehive Removal
Built comb in a wall, roof or soffit: thermal mapping, hand cut-out, brood rehomed, cavity sealed and repaired.
How it worksHoney Bee Relocation
Colonies in trees, abandoned hive boxes, bins and trailers moved out whole, queen and brood included.
How it worksBee Swarm Removal
Resting swarms on cars, fences, palms and boats, boxed alive for a beekeeper before they move into a building.
How it works24-Hour Emergency Bee Removal
When a crew splits comb open or bees get into living space, the call is ranked by danger, day or night, inside our 24-hour response guarantee.
How it worksWhere on the Property
Where the colony has settled decides how we reach it and what needs repair afterward.
Wall Bee Removal
Honey bees inside block, stucco or drywall: thermal mapping, a planned opening, live rescue, full comb removal, our own patch and paint.
How it worksRoof & Attic Bee Removal
Comb located by thermal camera before a tile moves, the colony saved for a beekeeper, and the roof closed up by our own roofers.
How it worksSoffit & Eave Bee Removal
Soffit and eave colonies: panels opened, bees rescued alive, comb cleared, overhang closed and screened.
How it worksTree & Palm Bee Removal
Honey bees in hollow trunks, palm boots, stumps or open comb on a limb, rescued alive, tree spared where possible.
How it worksShed, Barn & Stable Bee Removal
Bees in sheds, garages, barns, stables and coops: animal-safe planning, thermal mapping, live rescue and our own repairs.
How it worksMeter & Valve Box Bee Removal
Honey bees in meter, valve and backflow boxes: live removal, comb cleared, gaps screened. Usually our lowest-cost job.
How it worksBroward Property Types
Building types that call for extra coordination: towers, associations, marinas and pool enclosures.
Condo & High-Rise Bee Removal
Live removal from condo balconies, roofs, garages and pool decks, with COIs and elevators arranged.
How it worksHOA & Commercial Bee Removal
Common areas, storefronts and warehouses: live removal, a COI, board-ready photos and our own repair trades.
How it worksBoat & Marina Bee Removal
Swarms and colonies in boat consoles, T-tops, lockers or dock boxes: removed alive, comb cleaned out, no spray.
How it worksPool Cage & Pool Equipment Bee Removal
Hollow cage beams, pump cabinets and grill islands opened with care, the colony boxed alive, caps and screen put back.
How it worksAfter the Bees
For when the bees are gone but their comb is still sitting in a wall or ceiling.
Honeycomb Removal & Cleanup
Comb still in the wall after the bees were sprayed, died off or moved on: all of it cut out, the cavity washed and sealed, and the finish rebuilt by our own trades.
How it worksNot sure where the bees are nesting?
Text us a photo of the spot and we will match it to the right job.
What Never Changes, Whatever the Building
A sixth-floor balcony and a barn wall need different ladders, but they finish the same way: bees relocated, comb gone, cavity cleaned and closed, and the surface refinished by our own licensed contractors, roofers and painters. On structural jobs the thermal scan comes first, so we cut once, in the right place.
What It Costs
Low, easy colonies (a meter or valve box, a hedge) usually land between $300 and $400. Height, finished surfaces, the age of the colony and the repair push a job higher, and big, long-established colonies with restoration can reach the thousands. The pricing page explains how we arrive at a number.
Where We Work
All of Broward County, including Fort Lauderdale, Coral Springs, Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach, Parkland, Weston, Plantation, Davie, Hollywood and Pembroke Pines. See every city.