Swarm Removal

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If you see a large cluster of bees hanging from a tree branch, fence, or even your porch, you’re witnessing one of nature’s most fascinating sights — a honey bee swarm. Swarming is a natural part of a healthy hive’s life cycle. It’s how bees expand their colonies. While swarms may look intimidating, honey bees are usually very docile during this time — they’re simply looking for a new home.

At T.J’s Bees, we love our bees — and we’re committed to keeping them (and you!) safe. If you spot a swarm on your property, don’t panic or reach for chemicals. We offer free honey bee swarm collection in our local area. Our experienced beekeepers will safely remove the swarm and relocate it to one of our managed apiaries, where the bees can continue to thrive.

While in most cases we can remove swarms for free, there are times when we may need to cut out flooring, drywall, or roofing in order to safely remove the bees. In this case we will write an estimate for our services and recommend a local contractor to make any necessary repairs.

If you see a large cluster of bees hanging from a tree branch, fence, or even your porch, you’re witnessing one of nature’s most fascinating sights — a honey bee swarm. Swarming is a natural part of a healthy hive’s life cycle. It’s how bees expand their colonies. While swarms may look intimidating, honey bees are usually very docile during this time — they’re simply looking for a new home.

At T.J’s Bees, we love our bees — and we’re committed to keeping them (and you!) safe. If you spot a swarm on your property, don’t panic or reach for chemicals. We offer free honey bee swarm collection in our local area. Our experienced beekeepers will safely remove the swarm and relocate it to one of our managed apiaries, where the bees can continue to thrive.

While in most cases we can remove swarms for free, there are times when we may need to cut out flooring, drywall, or roofing in order to safely remove the bees. In this case we will write an estimate for our services and recommend a local contractor to make any necessary repairs.