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Welcome to Adkins Bee Removal. If you need bee removal, you've come to the right place. We provide cost effective options for live bee removal to both public and private organizations as well as to the general public. We have been specializing in bee removal for many years; Feel free to give us a call 877-723-5467 for the cost or a quote.

We work together with beekeepers throughout the U.S. in removing and relocating unwanted bees. We also do not-for-profit beekeeping in areas of the US, but our area of expertise is bee removal.

We perform bee removal from walls, roofs, attics, chimneys and other odd places bees nest in. At times, we also provide removal on trees, bushes, and other exterior locations. Bee removal has changed quite a bit since the 1980's. Here is a brief history of honey bee removal in the US, otherwise read on to learn more about bee removal and how to solve your bee problem.

Bee removal is often dangerous and difficult; although bees are mostly found under eaves, they are much different than wasps. A few bees buzzing around an entrance point or eave is usually sign of a beehive. An established beehive typically will consist of 10,000 to 50,000 bees. In addition, the average beehive has 25 to 100 lbs of honey and comb. Often, a bee exterminator is used to exterminate the bees, but the honeycomb is left in the wall. Removal of the honeycomb is the key to solving a bee problem and not creating bigger problems that require pest control for rodents and bugs, structural repair from melted honey, and more bee removal problems in the future.

If the bee colony has just appeared and is congregating outdoors, it is called a swarm. In the lower half of the United States an average swarm may be about 5,000 bees and about the size of a football and often beard shaped. For the remainder of the United States and Canada, the swarms are generally larger. In the case of a swarm, it's usually best to leave it alone; bees will typically rest on a tree, bush, or an external structure for a few days before moving on. If the bees have not left within a few days, bee removal is the next option. If the bees are in your wall, attic, chimney, roof or an enclosed area, the sooner you address the problem the less honeycomb will need to be removed.

An important part of solving a bee problem is to know what type of bees they are. If you need help, or for a free quote, upload pictures of your bee problem here or call the bee removal hotline. It’s fast, free, and easy to use! As bee removal specialists, we are often asked how to get rid of bees; visit how to get rid of bees for more bee removal information. 877-723-5467. - Adkins Bee Removal



Major US Cities we Provide Bee Removal in

We provide free estimates and same day service for bee removal in California, Texas, Florida, Arizona, including San Diego, LA, Los Angeles, Orange County, Riverside and Dino. San Francisco SF, Bay Area, San Jose, and Sacramento. Phoenix, Tucson, Las Vegas, Denver. Miami, West Palm Beach, Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville. ATL, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, DFW, San Antonio, Seattle, Portland, New York NYC, Rochester, New Jersey, Baltimore Maryland, Washington DC, Chicago. If you live in remote areas of your county, call to check availability.

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