About Bee Safe Bee Removal
Bee Safe Bee Removal is a local bee rescue company that specializes in safely removing bee swarms and established beehives from homes, businesses, and other structures. They carefully relocate the live honey bees to their apiaries throughout Texas. In some cases, where the hive location poses a danger, they may opt for extermination instead. Customers praise the company's quick response, professional technicians, and effective treatment methods. Nick was amazing and took care of the bee issue with professionalism and accuracy. Kenny came the day after the call and cleared out the hive, taking the bees to a beekeeper. Kenny and his crew also did a great job explaining the process for insect infestation issues, such as hornets. They located the entry hole, treated the infestation, and repaired the entry hole. Bee Safe Bee Removal is dedicated to saving the bees and providing reliable, high-quality services to address any bee or wasp issues.
Ryan did an amazing job removing a bee hive from a tree in our front yard. We have kids who are constantly playing outside, and I was always worried they would accidentally disturb the hive and get stung.
I called several other companies, and every one of them told me the entire hive would need to be exterminated. Ryan took the time to safely remove and relocate the bees instead, which I really appreciated. It’s clear he cares about both his customers and the bees.
He was professional, knowledgeable, and made the whole process easy. I highly recommend him to anyone needing bee removal services!
They were wonderful! We had an active bee hive near our house and they had a technician come out the same day we called and ethically and safely removed the hive. They explained their relocation actions and were in and out quickly. 10/10 recommend!
Bee Safe was really quick to respond to our problem with bees attacking. Came out really fast (an hour or so)and neutralized a huge hive 15-20’ up in an ancient hollow tree. There was just no way to remove and relocate them. It’s been 24 hrs now and no sign of bees.