Live Bee Removal in Broward, Miami-Dade & Palm Beach
Licensed, family-run beekeepers since 2005. We remove the bees alive and relocate them to our farm.
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- Licensed & Insured
- Since 2005
- 300+ colonies rescued
- Free estimates
- Live relocation
What Are You Seeing?
A swarm outside
A cluster of bees hanging on a branch, fence, or eave.
See what to doBees going into a wall or roof
Bees flying in and out of a crack, vent, soffit, or roof tile.
See what to doWasps or yellow jackets
Paper nests under eaves, or insects coming out of the ground.
See what to doNot sure? Send a photo
Take a picture from a safe distance and we will tell you what it is.
See what to do
Why Choose All Bees Removal?
- Licensed & Insured
- Member of the Beekeepers Association
- Family-run since 2005
- 300+ colonies rescued and relocated
- Live removal, with the bees relocated to our farm
- We remove all of the honeycomb
- We never use pesticides on honey bees; the only exception is Africanized bees.
- Free quotes: call, text, or send a photo
Why Live Removal Instead of a Spray?
A spray can knock down the bees you see and leave the honeycomb in the wall. That comb melts in the heat, stains the drywall, and draws other pests.
We open the nest, remove the bees alive, and take out all of the comb.
UF/IFAS EDIS IN741 (https://ask.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/IN741) explains how homeowners can bee-proof a building after a colony is gone.
The Most Common Types of Bees In Florida
Given that bees are the most valuable pollinators in Florida, it's to know what types of bees we see the most in our state. There are over 300 different species of bees around Miami and the rest of Florida but only 8 species of bees that produce honey. Contrary to what some people might believe, most bees have no interest in humans at all. They go about their busy day feeding on nectar and pollinating your plants and flowers. You're simply not their main focus. Here are the main types of bees we see around Miami:
Honey Bee
The Western Honey Bee is the most common type of bee with a clear hierarchy of queen, worker bees, and drones. We're happy to help you with honey bee removal.
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Striped Sweat Bee
These bees are native to Florida that loves various types of mint plants and does not, in spite of what people may think, have any real interest in human sweat.
Bumble Bee
These bees live in deep tunnels underground where they store honey. Like most bees, they are only concerned with pollen and nectar. Call our bee relocation services today.
Eastern Carpenter Bee
To go along with the name, these bees tunnel into the wood (agave, bamboo, etc.) and create chambers for the hive.
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What Can We Help You With?
Bee Removal
Humane live removal of beehives and swarms without exterminating the colony.
Bee Relocation
Humane bee relocation: remove the colony alive and move it where it can thrive.
Wasp Removal
Safe, chemical-free, no-kill wasp nest removal from homes and businesses.
Repairs from Bee Damage
Repair carpenter bee holes and other damage after bees leave the structure.
How Does Live Bee Removal Work?
Step 1: Photo or call
Call, text, or send a photo so we can see what you have.
Step 2: Inspection and free quote
We locate the colony and explain the work before we start.
Step 3: Live removal, including all honeycomb
We remove the bees alive and take out all of the comb.
Step 4: Clean the cavity
We wash the cavity so leftover wax and honey do not melt or smell.
Step 5: Bees go to our farm
The colony is relocated to our farm.
Since 2005
Where Do the Bees Go?
300+ colonies rescued and relocated
Honey bee colonies we remove are boxed and taken to our farm, where they are hived and kept.
Wasps are not relocated. A honey bee colony inside a building still needs the comb removed.
How Can You Tell Bees From Wasps?
Honey bees are fuzzy and build wax comb. Wasps are smoother, with a narrow waist, and build paper nests. If you are unsure, send a photo and do not spray.
Honey bees
- Fuzzy body and a pollen basket on the hind leg
- Wax comb, often hidden inside a wall, roof, or tree
- Relocated alive when the colony can be moved safely
Wasps
- Smoother body and a narrow waist
- Paper nest under an eave, in the ground, or in a shrub
- Removed, not relocated to the farm
Where Do We Work?
Broward County
Miami-Dade County
Palm Beach County
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does bee removal cost?
Every job is different, so we give a free quote after we see the colony. Height, access, the material we have to open, and how much comb is inside all change the work. Call and we will tell you what your job involves. We do not list prices.
Do you kill the bees?
No. Honey bees are removed alive and relocated to our farm. We also take out the honeycomb. Wasps are not relocated.
Can you come today?
7 AM – 7 PM, 7 days a week. Emergencies: call now if bees are near a door, pool, or play area.
Do you remove the honeycomb?
Yes. Comb left in a wall melts and ferments. We take it out and clean the cavity. We do not close or repair the opening.
What is the difference between a swarm and a hive?
A swarm is a cluster resting in the open, usually on a branch or eave, with no comb yet. A hive inside a wall already has comb, and the wall has to be opened to remove it.
Bees? Call for a Free Quote
7 AM – 7 PM, 7 days a week. Emergencies: call now, or text us a photo.