Frequently asked questions

Leave them alone. Bee swarms are not usually aggressive and will not sting unless provoked. They are looking for a new home and are not trying to protect an existing home. Call us as soon as you see a swarm. We will relocate the bees to a new home!

If you have bees inside the walls of a structure, removing them is a job that requires hours or days of hard work. Most beekeepers are not insured and bonded to this type of work. This is why you should give us a call. We are fully insured and can get you taken care of without the risk.

Bees can be killed with dish detergent mixed in water or with pesticides. However, the problem lies with the comb and honey left inside your structure. If not removed, the honey can run down the walls and cause damage to your building. Also, the remaining comb and honey attracts other bees or pests to take up residence inside your structure. If you find bees in your home or other structure, call us for a free estimate!

Call us! Please don't try to spray or remove them without proper training or equipment.

While we can't promise we don't lose one along the way, we do our very best to transport as many as we possibly can from one home to their next.

Depending on where the animal is located, sometimes the best idea is to leave it alone and call us!

There can be multiple signs you have an animal in or around your home. There could be urine or feces, digging or claw marks, or you may have even heard or seen one.

Not at all! We pride ourselves on putting the animal's well-being first, and only using safe and humane methods when doing animal relocations.