Bee Removal in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Honey bee removal for Fort Lauderdale homes, condos, and canal-side properties.
Quick summary
- We remove honey bee colonies in Fort Lauderdale and relocate them to our farm.
- About 22 minutes from our Davie location.
- Send a photo of the entrance for a free quote.
What Should You Know About Bee Removal in Fort Lauderdale?
Fort Lauderdale stretches from beach high-rises to inland neighborhoods with older wood roofs and newer stucco homes. Honey bee colonies here often settle in soffits, balcony returns, and roof edges where wind and salt weather the trim. All Bees Removal schedules Fort Lauderdale jobs from our Davie shop. We remove the bees alive, extract the comb, clean the cavity, seal the entry, and repair what we opened. On condo and townhome properties we coordinate access with management when boards require it. Coastal buildings can mean ladder work over pavers, docks, or narrow side yards, so a photo of the bee line helps us bring the right gear. We never publish prices because every structure is different. Call for a free quote. Live honey bee removal is performed by FDACS-registered beekeepers; eradication requires licensed pest control. We keep honey bees alive when the nest can be opened safely. Canal-side and beach-adjacent properties in Fort Lauderdale need clear staging notes for ladders, docks, and neighbor fences. Tell us about parking and condo rules when you book so the crew arrives ready to open only the cavity that holds the comb and then close it cleanly for live relocation.
What Are Roofs and Walls Like in Fort Lauderdale?
East Fort Lauderdale has more wood-frame and older soffit systems; west of Federal Highway you see more CBS and tile roofs. Balcony slabs, railing posts, and eave returns are common hollow spots. After removal we close trim and stucco so the cavity stays sealed against the next swarm scouting the same gap. Salt air loosens fasteners on wood fascia and balcony soffit panels. After the colony and wax are out we reseal those joints so humid coastal air does not reopen a path for the next swarm scouting Fort Lauderdale eaves.
When Are Bees Active in Fort Lauderdale?
Ocean breeze does not stop colonies. Spring swarming still peaks across Fort Lauderdale, and summer heat pushes bees deeper into shaded eaves. After tropical rain, wet wood trim can open fresh gaps. If bees are at a lobby, pool deck, or balcony door, treat it as urgent and call.
Which Parts of Fort Lauderdale Do We Cover?
Neighborhoods we cover include Victoria Park, Coral Ridge, Rio Vista, Las Olas Isles, and Coral Ridge Isles.
Local Questions About Bee Removal in Fort Lauderdale
How fast can you reach Fort Lauderdale?
From Davie, Fort Lauderdale is typically about twenty minutes depending on traffic. Send a photo and we will confirm the next open arrival window.
Do you work on Fort Lauderdale condos?
Yes. We remove live colonies from condo soffits and roof edges and can work with property managers on access and repair expectations.
What if bees are over a canal or dock?
Tell us about the access when you call. Height, water, and neighbor fences change ladder placement. A photo from a safe distance is enough to start the quote.
Common Hive Spots in Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale colonies often sit in condo soffits, balcony voids, and older wood-frame eaves near the Intracoastal, where salt air ages fascia joints.
Single-family streets inland still see bees under barrel tile and in CBS walls. Condo boards usually want a clear plan for access, noise, and repair before work starts.

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.
What Affects the Cost?
Every job is different. Call for a free quote and we will explain the work on your house.
Height and access
A colony at ground level is simpler than one that needs ladders or a lift.
Wall or roof material
CBS block, stucco, drywall, barrel tile, and shingles each open differently.
How long it has been there
An older colony has more comb and more honey to remove.
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