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Bee Removal for Restaurants, Schools, Churches and Stores
Bees at a place full of customers, kids or members are a problem you want handled quickly and without a scene. We remove honey bees alive, so no spraying near your patio, playground or front door.
Where we help
- Restaurants and cafes: bees on patios, in outdoor walls, signs, planters or around dumpsters.
- Schools and daycares: bees near playgrounds, ball fields, portables or a building wall.
- Churches: bees in a steeple, a soffit, an outdoor wall or the grounds.
- Stores and shopping centers: bees in a storefront wall, canopy, sign, gas pump island or parking lot light pole.
Why call us instead of spraying
Honey bees are protected pollinators and a colony hidden in a wall keeps coming back if only the visible bees are killed. Leftover comb and honey can also attract more bees and pests. We take the colony out and move the bees to our apiary.
How it works for a business
- Send us a photo of the bees and tell us where they are, how high and how long they have been there. Use the form below or text 352-397-7608.
- Tell us in the form who we should speak to and the best time to come out, so we can plan around customers and staff.
- We email you the quote with the invoice and book a weekday appointment.
- We move the colony and, for a wall or structure, open it and remove the comb.
Because every building is different, we price each job from your photos. We remove honey bees only, so if it turns out to be wasps, hornets or yellow jackets, call a pest control company. We are FDACS registered beekeepers, #48021881. Deposit and cancellation terms are on our bee removal page.
Send a photo, get a quote
Take a photo of the bees, tell us where they are, and send it here. Cody looks at your photos and emails you the quote with the 50% deposit invoice. Honey bees only: we don't remove wasps or yellow jackets.
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Questions we get a lot
Do you do bee removal for businesses?
Yes. We remove honey bees from restaurants, schools, churches, stores and other businesses in Hernando County and nearby Pasco and Citrus County.
Do you spray the bees?
No. We move the whole colony alive into a hive and take it to our apiary.
How do I get a quote for my business?
Send a photo through the form on this page or text one to 352-397-7608. We price each job from the photos.
Do you remove wasps or yellow jackets?
No, we only handle honey bees. For wasps call a pest control company.
4.9 from 117 Google reviews
Read our reviewsCody is professional, knowledgeable, and reliable. He was highly recommended by our pest company for a bee infestation in our home that we would have never been able to tackle on our own. He worked diligently to safely relocate thousands of bees from our exterior wall. He made frequent trips back and forth to resume work when weather was not in our favor. Definitely recommend!!
We unfortunately had a bumblebee nest in a fake plant near our front door. Very uncommon to say the least. Brainfood Honey, ie:Cody, was the only company that would relocate the nest and most importantly not harm the bees. Thank you so very much!
Absolutely wonderful experience. Great communication and arrived as promised. Cody removed a honey bee hive for me without any issues that was under the siding of my home. Great company to deal with! Highly recommended to anyone needing help with honey bees at their homes. Thank you for everything.
Love and appreciate this little honey shop in Spring Hill. I have been coming here for many years. It is a step back in time and amidst all new construction brings me back many years ago when all you heard was birds chirping & squirrels playing among the beautiful trees. Thank you for your shop.
Super easy to order and pick up! Also if you message them, they respond almost immediately which is a huge plus! We cannot wait to have it with our coffee when we get home!
We love to buy local honey when we travel. The understated roadside "Honey" sign got our attention while driving through Spring Hill and we're very glad we stopped! The honey is up there with the best we've had anywhere.
Ordinary sign, extraordinary honey!
We went through half a jar VERY quickly. The rest is coming back to Toronto with us.