Removal services
Bee and Hive Removal Services in Miami-Dade
Pick the page that matches where your bees are or what kind of property you have. Each one explains how that job is opened, cleared and closed.
Bees that need handling now
When bees are stinging, swarming or pouring through a gap, this is where to start.
Inside the structure
Colonies that have moved into the building itself, which is most of what we open up.
Not sure which of these you have?
Send a photo of the entrance from a safe distance. Most jobs can be sorted out from one clear picture.
Yards, trees and land
Trees, outbuildings and working land, where the job is more about reach than repairs.
By type of property
Buildings where boards, managers, guards or dock rules shape how the visit runs.
How the colony is handled
How the colony is handled from first cut to the beekeeper's yard, and what is left to fix.
Leftover wax is the part people underestimate
Boxing up the bees is the first half of the work. Comb that stays in a wall keeps smelling like a home to the bees that come scouting next, and honey left behind in the summer heat goes sour and seeps through drywall and paint. That is why every removal here includes scraping the cavity and closing the entrance, and why repairs after removal and honey and wax cleanup each get their own pages.
Our workmanship carries a warranty with one plain promise behind it. It covers the work on the opening we closed: should a new colony try that same gap, our crew returns to deal with it.
Tell us where the bees are
Three fields are enough to start: your name, a number we can reach, and the city or neighborhood. Anything else you add saves a question on the callback.
- (786) 442-2496
- Prefer texting? Send a picture
- Someone picks up day and night