During a recent bee removal in Kendall, I encountered a challenging situation that required cutting directly into the wall of the customer’s home. The beehive had formed behind their air conditioning unit, making it impossible for them to get the AC repaired. Every time a technician tried to service the unit, they were met with […]
At Miami Bee Removal, we specialize in safe, humane, and eco-friendly live bee removal, ensuring that bees are protected and relocated instead of being exterminated. Recently, we encountered a thriving beehive inside a compost bin, a scenario that presented unique challenges but also reaffirmed the importance of preserving these essential pollinators. The Call: A Hive […]
What Happens During a Bee Removal, Step by Step If you’ve never had bees removed from a house, it helps to know what the job looks like. Here is how a typical honey bee removal goes, from the first look to the final repair. 1. Free estimate and inspection We start with a free estimate. […]
Miami Bee Removal Services Near Me It’s important to take action quickly when dealing with bees in your garden or home. Bees can be a nuisance if they nest near your home or garden. They are important for the pollination of flowers and for protecting the environment. Understanding how bees are removed can be helpful […]
What Affects the Cost of Bee Removal No two bee removal jobs are the same, so we don’t quote a price over the phone. We give a free estimate after we’ve seen the bees in person. Here is what we look at. 1. Where the hive is A colony hanging from a tree branch or […]
Bee Relocation vs. Bee Extermination: How to Choose When honey bees move onto your property, you have two options: relocate the colony alive, or have the bees exterminated. In most cases we recommend live bee relocation. Here is why, and when bee extermination is the better choice. Why bees matter in South Florida Honey bees […]
Where the bees were This colony was living inside a cinder block wall. What we found Once the wall was open, we found a large colony inside the blocks. The comb inside the cinder block once it was opened. How we removed them We used a sledgehammer to break open the cinder block and reach […]
Where the bees were This hive was inside a flower pot turned upside down. What we found The colony had built its comb inside the pot. The comb inside the pot. How we removed them We used a smoker to calm the bees, then tipped the pot over and pried the hive loose. On a […]
Where the bees were A swarm of honey bees settled on a Tesla, right above the rear tire. What we found The bees were clustered on the car in the wheel area. The swarm above the Tesla’s rear tire. How we removed them We collected the bees with a bee vacuum and relocated them. Bees […]
This birdhouse is about 20 feet off the ground, and it’s amazing to see it from here. However, instead of birds, it’s teeming with busy bees. It’s unusual to see bees residing in a birdhouse, but I guess nature always finds a way. Read more about live bee removal. Now, it’s extremely risky to remove […]
