West Palm Beach Bee Removal | Live Bee Hive Removal

Live Bee Removal and Bee Hive Removal in West Palm Beach, FL

Miami Bee Removal provides West Palm Beach bee removal for homes, condos and businesses. We remove honey bees alive whenever it's practical, take out the honeycomb so the problem doesn't come back, and seal and repair the area we open. Estimates are free, and our work comes with a 100-day warranty. Call 954-280-2679 and tell us where the bees are going in and out.

Honey bees and West Palm Beach homes

West Palm Beach has a wide mix of housing, and that mix shapes where bees settle. The city has 18 locally designated historic districts, including Flamingo Park with its Mission and Spanish Revival homes, Grandview Heights with its bungalows and Colonial Revival houses, El Cid along the lagoon and South Flagler Drive, and Old Northwood, Northwood Hills, Prospect Park, Southland Park and Central Park. Older wood-frame and stucco homes like these often have small gaps in eaves, rafter tails, attic vents and siding that open up over the decades. To a scout bee, a gap the width of a pencil leading into a dry wall or attic is an ideal home.

West of I-95, many neighborhoods are newer HOA communities with concrete-block homes and barrel-tile roofs. Bees there tend to move into soffits, the open ends of roof tiles, gaps around AC lines and pipes, and water meter or irrigation boxes in the yard. In townhomes and villas that share walls, a colony in one unit can sit right beside the next.

Bee removal in historic West Palm Beach homes

In an older home, we take extra care with what we open. We locate the colony first, then open only the section of wall, ceiling or soffit that holds the comb. If your home is in a historic district, exterior changes can require city design review, so it's a good idea to check with the city before exterior repair work. We'll explain exactly what we plan to open before we start, and we offer structural repair after the bees and comb are out.

Our bee removal services in West Palm Beach

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

For live honey bee removal, we collect the bees with a low-suction bee vacuum, cut out the comb and relocate the colony away from your home. Leaving comb inside a wall is a mistake: in Palm Beach County heat the wax softens, honey can leak through plaster and drywall, and the old comb scent draws new swarms back. That's why full bee hive removal includes cleaning the cavity and sealing the entry point.

Swarms in West Palm Beach yards

From spring into summer, you may see a cluster of bees hanging on a palm frond, oak branch, fence or eave. That's a swarm, a colony resting while scouts look for a new home. Keep people and pets back, don't spray or hose it, and call us. Our bee swarm removal page explains what to expect.

When bee extermination is the safer choice

Some colonies can't be removed alive safely, for example a very defensive colony beside a pool, a school or a busy walkway, or bees that have already been sprayed. In that case, we explain the bee extermination option before doing anything, and we still remove the comb afterward.

West Palm Beach Bee Removal FAQ

Do you do bee removal in West Palm Beach?

Yes. We serve West Palm Beach, from the historic neighborhoods near downtown and the lagoon to the communities west of I-95, along with the rest of Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties.

Can you remove the bees alive?

Whenever it's practical, yes. We collect the bees with a bee vacuum, remove the comb and relocate the colony. If live removal isn't safe, we explain why before we talk about other options.

Will you need to open my wall or ceiling?

If the hive is inside a wall, ceiling or soffit, the comb has to come out, and that usually means opening the area at the hive. We open only what's needed and offer structural repair afterward.

My home is in a historic district. Can you still remove the bees?

Yes. Bee removal itself doesn't change your home, but exterior repairs in a historic district can require city design review, so check with the city before exterior work. We'll tell you exactly what we plan to open first.

Is the estimate free?

Yes. Bee removal estimates are free, and our work comes with a 100-day warranty. Call 954-280-2679.

More bee removal near West Palm Beach

Miami Bee Removal, serving West Palm Beach and all of Palm Beach County, plus Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Call 954-280-2679 for a free estimate. Hablamos EspaÃ±ol.