How to Get Rid of Bees

Eddie Timbang
6756 Pottsburg Dr
Jacksonville, FL

Bees are behind my aluminum sidings wall (bottom of 2 story house)

Beekeeper:  HI Eddie, for your area in Jacksonville, call William see what he can do for you regarding price or cost. href="http://www.adkinsbeeremoval.com/Jacksonville.php">Bee Removal Jacksonville Good Luck.

Mae Sullivan
Top of Tree
Lyford, TX

I'm looking for free bee removal for an ederly woman (83 yrs). She has an enormous oval shaped bee hive in her tree. (I'm not sure what type of bee it is) She has been attacked in the past by africanized bees so I'm assuming that is what they are. She lives outside of city limits off of hwy. 77 in Lyford. Please contact me if you know of someone in Willacy or Cameron County in Texas who would be willing to remove the hive.

Beekeeper:  Hi Mae, this is on our todo list for this yr. For now call the Beeremoval hotline 877-432-2337 tell um you spoke with John, and see if they cant provide you any options or discount. goodluck

Grainne murray
in a tree near the stree
lakewood,ca

this bee hive/swarm we noticed about two weeks ago and we thought it was a birds nest. we forgot about it an now noticed due to bees flying around that it is a little bit bigger than the size of a football. we got the bono's out and man there is a huge amount of bees all the niegbors were checking it out. do you come and remove the hive/swarm and if so approx cost

Beekeeper:  Grainne, I am not sure what "the bono's" means, but I can tell you that we can come remove the swarm/hive and relocate the bees. Also, we have plenty of info about bee swarms in trees. To schedule an appointment for us to come give a free estimate, go to our Los Angeles bee removal page.

melinda
in wall next to chiminey
monterey park,ca

Hello, I am writing for my disabled mother, she has had this hive im guessing for almost a yr, i am afraid for her , she is disabled and a senior on social security and cant afford what some companies want to charge her, i am out of work right now and cant help her, is there anyone to contact for removal of these bees and there hive, help please

Beekeeper:  Hello Melinda, We have options for senior citizens and disabled folks. We understand that a lot of people are currently having a very hard time, financially, so we're willing to help. Check out our Los Angeles bee page and give us a call. We'll get somebody out there to have a look at the problem and see what we can do.

Addie
710 Laconia Blvd.
Los Angeles, California

I had bees exterminated and hives removed from my attic more than 5 years ago. Now I have bees between the walls in my storage shed that don't bother me but they are of concern for my neighbors to the east; so much so she is afraid to come into her back yard. My husband and one neighbor tried spraying last year and they thought they were gone. Each time we go into the storage shed we can't see any sign of them. However I went over this week to find them flying around and when I returned to my back yard which face their side yard, I saw bees coming and going through the slats on the back side of the shed. It is a very awkward place where I was able to see them from. I don't know if it is worth trying to pay someone to get them or not. We are senior citizens, on fixed incomes and are trying to handle as much of the work as we can around the house. Can you give us some idea of price and does your company also remove the hives and repair the walls afterwards?

Beekeeper:  Hi Addie, I believe we may have some options available to you in your situation. If you will, call the Los Angeles
bee removal number let the gentleman know you spoke with me and explain your situation ibn addition to your problem. If you have any problems, let me know. Good luck, talk to you soon. - John

on behalf of Brenda
Garage Wall/eaves
Pomona, CA

I'm writing on behalf of a friend who doesn't have internet access. She has bees swarming under the eves and in the wall to her garage. The probles is 7-10 days old. Concerned especially as she has a 15mo old child and it is near her front door access. Do you offer free removal in Pomona, CA?

Beekeeper:  Hi, I don't know any free bee removal services in San Bernardino when the bees are under the eaves. We do however provide some options for low income elderly and may be able to work with your friend, it's likely she will want to have the bees and honey removed unless the hive is exposed otherwise recurring and additional problems can arise. - john 877-7235467

samantha sharrett
roof awning outside fron
camby, IN

I had hornets last year that prevented me from using my front door. They are in the roof awning (overhang) outside my front door. What would be a good estimated price on removing the nest?

Beekeeper:  hi samantha, if you'd like an cost estimate on the hornets in your structure, please upload up to 3 pictures here- help with bee problem. thanks
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Goodluck

Karen
stucco/vega
Desert Hills AZ

This is the 4th day of the bee's . although its been raining and I dont see the few buzzing around i know they are in the wall. Isaw thousands flying around 4 days ago at the place a few continuelly fly at.I dont want ot kill them but want them removed. what is the price to remove them?

Beekeeper:  RE: price of bee removal. Hi Karen, If you upload pictures I would be more comfortable quoting you a price, otherwise feel free to drop us a line, 888-902-2337. We expect to have our online estimator up this year, but until then i recommend calling or including pictures for cost of bee removal. - John

Ruth
No Topic
San Diego

Hello,
I had a question; I did some reading from your site and others. My neighbor has had bees in their attic for over ten years now. They have tried to get rid of them, but they just come back. It seems the hive splits once every year and about four years ago one group decided my house looked good. They got in the wall by my chimney. They were there about 6 months to a year. We had them removed and their comb. It was amazing to see the young man pull four three foot combs from out of my closet wall. And I am happy to say we haven't had problems since. So it made me start to wonder about the damage the bees have or are doing to my neighbor's home. Just, last year their oldest daughter came to stay with them for a visit, but only managed to stay one night before leaving to a hotel, complaining that her old room smells of honey and that all four walls were sticky.
After ten years of bees do you think they could ever get it all removed without tearing down the house?

Beekeeper:  Hi Ruth, Great question, the short answer is yes, I don't think the house would need completely torn down. Also, I don't think we've spent too much time addressing this question because we often like to go to the house, or location were the bees are to provide a price or cost and some solutions to addressing the bee problem as they can vary based on the location of beehive and in some situations financial circumstances. You're describing a not to common scenario for older houses, were the bees are being exterminated and left in the wall or were the bees are being extracted alive and the honeycombs are left in the wall. These situations can be different depending on many factors. But, in answer to your question, as for damages or work involved to keep bees from wanting to return in cases where they have been around for a long time, in a very general view it will depend on whether the honeycombs are being left in the structure and the bees eradicated or extracted. The more those processes have happened the more work would likely need to be done, however if the hive has been left alone all this time, much less work would solve the problem. We give free estimates, and have a goal to provide service across the Americas, she's welcome to drop us a line. Have a great year, - John Adkins