Live Bee Removal and Bee Hive Removal in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Miami Bee Removal provides Fort Lauderdale bee removal for houses, condos, rental properties and businesses. We remove honey bees alive whenever it's practical, take out the honeycomb so new bees aren't drawn back, and seal and repair the area afterward. Estimates are free, and our work comes with a 100-day warranty. Call 954-280-2679 and tell us where you're seeing bees.
Honey bees in Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods
Fort Lauderdale has around 60 neighborhoods, and the housing in them is very different. Sailboat Bend, the city's largest historic district, and Rio Vista both sit along the New River and include older homes, from bungalows to larger houses. Older wood and frame construction can have gaps at the eaves, attic vents and siding where bees find a dry cavity. Victoria Park mixes older homes with newer builds. Canal-front neighborhoods such as Coral Ridge, Las Olas Isles and Imperial Point have block homes, docks, seawalls and lush landscaping.
Across the city, the most common places we find bees are the same: soffits and fascia, the open ends of tile roofs, gaps around AC lines and pipes, water meter and irrigation boxes, hollow palm trunks, and sheds or boat storage. In duplexes and townhomes, a colony in one unit's wall can be right beside a neighbor's.
Live bee removal in Fort Lauderdale
We collect bees alive with a low-suction bee vacuum built to move them without harming them, then cut out the comb and relocate the colony. Read more about live honey bee removal. Live removal works best when we can reach the whole hive, which is often the case with soffits, sheds, utility boxes and trees.
Bee hive removal from walls, roofs and soffits
When honey bees have been inside a wall or roof for a while, they build up honeycomb and honey. Leaving it behind is a mistake: in our heat the wax softens, honey can leak through drywall and stucco, and the scent attracts new swarms. Full bee hive removal means opening the area at the hive, removing all the comb, cleaning the cavity and sealing the entry. We offer structural repair afterward and explain what we'll open before we start.
Our bee removal services in Fort Lauderdale
- Bee hive removal from walls, roofs and soffits
- Live honey bee removal and relocation
- Bee swarm removal
- Bee extermination when live removal isn't safe
Bee swarms on boats, docks and trees
A swarm is a colony on the move, resting in a cluster while scouts search for a new home. In canal-front neighborhoods, swarms sometimes land on boat lifts, dock pilings, palm fronds or patio furniture. Keep people and pets back, don't spray or hose them, and see our bee swarm removal page for what to expect.
When bee extermination is the safer choice
Some colonies can't be moved alive safely, for example a very defensive colony beside a pool or a shared walkway, or bees that have already been sprayed. If so, we explain the bee extermination option before doing anything, and we still remove the comb and seal the area.
Rental properties and businesses
Landlords and property managers often call us when a tenant reports bees in a wall, a light fixture or a meter box. We explain what we found, what we need to open and what repair is needed, so the owner and tenant both know what to expect. We also handle bees at offices, restaurants, marinas and other commercial properties.
We also serve neighboring cities, including Wilton Manors and Oakland Park, and the rest of Broward County.
Fort Lauderdale Bee Removal FAQ
Do you do bee removal in Fort Lauderdale?
Yes. We serve all of Fort Lauderdale, including Sailboat Bend, Rio Vista, Victoria Park, Coral Ridge, Las Olas Isles and Imperial Point, plus Wilton Manors, Oakland Park and the rest of Broward County.
There's a swarm of bees on my boat lift or dock. What should I do?
Keep people and pets away, don't spray or hose the bees, and call us. Swarms often move on once scouts find a cavity, but if it's near people, we can collect it alive.
Can you keep the bees alive?
Whenever it's practical, yes. We remove the bees with a bee vacuum, take out the comb and relocate the colony. If live removal isn't safe, we explain why first.
Do you repair walls and soffits after bee hive removal?
Yes. We offer structural repair after the bees and comb are out, so the area is closed up and sealed.
Is the estimate free?
Yes. Estimates are free, and our work comes with a 100-day warranty. Call 954-280-2679.
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Miami Bee Removal, serving Fort Lauderdale and all of Broward County, plus Palm Beach and Miami-Dade counties. Call 954-280-2679 for a free estimate. Hablamos Español.



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