Bee Removal Of Houston
Professional Beekeeper Service "We Save The Bees"
Beekeeper Services
Residential Bee Removal
Complete Residential Bee Removal from walls, roofs, attics, ceilings, floor joist, soffits, chimneys, overhangs, voids, barns, trees, and more. We completely remove all bee hives. If you have confirmed the presence of bees around your home, your first step should be to call Bee Removal of Houston. Not only will we be happy to remove the bees but you could also be saving an endangered species. We save the Bees.
Commercial Bee Removal
Commercial Bee Removal from Office Buildings, Carports, Apartment Complexes, Strip Mall Centers, Parking Structures, and more. We safely remove all bees and their Bee Hives. Houston Bee Removal Master also offers complete commercial bee removal services. If you detect bees at your business call the expert (Houston Bee Removal Master) and we will remove the bees to a safe and natural habitat. We remove bees from all types of businesses.
Professional Bee Re-Homing
BEE REMOVAL OF HOUSTON is dedicated to save as many bees as possible from every job and relocate them to a Bee Farm where they can pollinate properly, which is great for our Eco System. Over the years Bees have decreased in population making it important to Re-Home the bees to a safer environment in which they can pollinate and grow in population. "We Save The Bees!Call or Text Us at: (281)907-3382
Bee Removal of Houston is will help you with your bee problem, we may be able to save most of the bees by transferring them to a hive box. This can be done in several ways:
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If the hive is easily accessible, we will be able to simply cut out the comb containing the brood and bees and place it directly into a hive box.
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Alternatively, if the hive is trapped in a section of tree or fence, a hive body can be placed over the entrance and the bees will crawl into it by themselves.
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Finally, if the hive is in a difficult to reach the spot, we may place an exit cone over the entrance to the hive. This will trap the worker bees outside. A hive body will then be hung in a nearby location, which the trapped-out bees will eventually join.