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Honey Bee Removal in Weeki Wachee, FL
Bees in your wall, roof, tree or mailbox in Weeki Wachee? We're licensed local beekeepers who remove honey bees alive and give them a new home in our apiary. Weeki Wachee is just up the road from us, and it's inside Hernando County, so there's no mileage charge.
Where we find bees in Weeki Wachee
Around Weeki Wachee, with all the woods near the river, we find a lot of colonies in hollow trees, along with swarms in yards and bees in soffits and walls of homes. Honey bees are protected pollinators, so we move the whole colony instead of spraying it.
Prices
| Job | What it is | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Swarm | A cluster of bees on a branch, post or shrub | $100 |
| Tree | A colony living in a tree, priced by height | $200–300 |
| Wall or roof cutout | Bees inside a wall, soffit or attic. We open it and move the colony, comb and all. | From $400 |
Outside Hernando County add $1 per mile.
Deposit and cancellation
- 50% deposit up front for the job and any additional costs.
- The other 50% is due when the job is done.
- Cancel at least 24 hours before your appointment and we refund the full deposit.
- With less than 24 hours' notice, or if no one is there when we arrive, we keep $50 of the deposit as a cancellation fee and refund the rest.
Zelle accepted. You can pay deposits and job balances by Zelle. The Zelle details come with your invoice, or ask us when you book.
How it works
- Text us a photo and tell us how high the bees are and how long they've been there.
- We give you a price and book a weekday appointment.
- We move the colony into a portable hive and pick it up that evening once the bees settle, usually within 24 hours.
See photos from our bee removal jobs around Hernando County.
Other towns we serve
The bees you save end up making local Hernando County honey.
Questions we get a lot
How much does bee removal cost in Weeki Wachee?
A swarm is $100. Bees in a tree are $200 to $300 depending on height. Wall, soffit or roof cutouts start at $400. Outside Hernando County we add $1 per mile.
Do you kill the bees?
No. We move the whole colony into a hive and bring it to our apiary.
How fast can you come out?
We book weekday appointments, often within a day or two. Text a photo of the bees to 352-397-7608 and we'll tell you what it'll take.
Are you licensed?
Yes, we are FDACS registered beekeepers, #48021881.
Do you remove wasps or yellow jackets?
No, we only handle honey bees. For wasps call a pest control company.
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