Services
Swarm Removals
A swarm is a naturally occurring collection of bees, usually including a queen, that is without comb while in the process of searching for a location to form a new colony. Swarms will typically be a clumped mass of bees.
Structural and Non-Structural Colony Removals
1. A Colony is a social group of honey bees that have established themselves on comb.
2. Structure - anything that is constructed or built from different interrelated parts with a fixed location on the ground. Examples of this are houses, sheds, mobile homes, & barns. For purposes of bee removals, any building that is equipped with electrical or plumbing utilities is considered to be a “structure”.
3. Non-structural colony removal - live removal of a colony of bees from locations other than a “structure”. Examples of this would be open air colonies, removals from water meters, sprinkler boxes, cable boxes, bbq pits, old tires, etc.
4. Structural colony removal - live removal of bees, colony or swarm, in which the bees are located in or on a structure as defined in (3) above.
Bee Donations
If you are a current Beekeeper and have found that you are no longer able to care for your bees, please let us know and we will be happy to provide a new home for them!