Inside the structure
Walls, soffits, chimneys, roof tiles, sheds, and meter boxes. We open only what we need to reach the comb.
South Florida bee removalSave the
Save the
bees.Lose the hive.
Ben and Bees LLC removes live honey bee colonies from walls, soffits, roofs, and trees, then relocates every one of them to a managed apiary. No poison, no return visits, no guessing on price.
- Same-day appointments
- Licensed & fully insured
- Broward · Miami-Dade · Palm Beach
1,800+colonies relocated, none exterminated
Live bee removalSwarm captureWall & soffit cut-outsComb & honey clean-outStructural repairBee-proofingHive relocationLive bee removalSwarm captureWall & soffit cut-outsComb & honey clean-outStructural repairBee-proofingHive relocation
One service, done properly
Bee removal & relocation
We do one thing, which is why we do it better than the pest company that also sprays lawns. Every job ends with a colony alive somewhere better and a home that bees cannot move back into.
Out in the open
Swarms on trees, fences, patio furniture, and irrigation boxes, captured in a single visit.
Cleaned & closed up
Full comb and honey extraction, cavity clean-out, sealed entry point, and repair of what we opened.
Rehomed, not sprayed
The queen and her workers go into a managed hive that keeps pollinating South Florida.
“If a company offers to spray a honey bee colony, the honey and comb stay in your wall. That is the part that ruins drywall and brings the next swarm back.”
Ben · owner & licensed beekeeper
How it works
Five steps, one visit
Most removals are finished the same day we arrive. Larger cut-outs get a scheduled repair return at no extra charge.
- 01
Call or text us
Tell us what you are seeing and where. Send a photo if it is safe to take one. We will confirm whether it is honey bees, wasps, or a passing swarm.
- 02
Same-day inspection
We locate the colony, map the comb inside the cavity, and give you a flat, written price before any work starts.
- 03
Live removal
Bees are gently vacuumed into a ventilated transport box, the queen is secured, and every piece of comb and honey is removed.
- 04
Repair & bee-proof
We clean the cavity, seal the entry point, and leave the structure looking like we were never there, backed by a one-year no-return guarantee.
- 05
Relocation to our apiary
Your colony is rehomed to a managed hive on a South Florida farm, where it keeps pollinating instead of being exterminated.
Active swarm right now?
Swarms are usually calm but temporary. Call before they move into a wall.
Call (954) 555-0142
Service areas
Three counties, one crew
We cover the tri-county area from Parkland down to Miami Gardens and north to Lake Worth. Not on the list? Call us. If we can get there the same week, we will.
Broward County
- Fort Lauderdale
- Parkland
- Pembroke Pines
- Hollywood
- Pompano Beach
- Coral Springs
Miami-Dade County
- Miami Beach
- Aventura
- Miami Lakes
- Miami Gardens
- Miami Shores
- North Miami
Palm Beach County
- Boca Raton
- Boynton Beach
- Delray Beach
- Lake Worth
Neighbors
Reviewed by the people we showed up for
4.9 average · 260+ reviews
“A swarm moved into our second-story soffit on a Saturday. Ben was out that afternoon, took the whole colony out alive, and patched the soffit so well I cannot find the seam.”
Marisol R. · Coral Springs
“Two other companies quoted me spray. These guys were the only ones who offered to save the hive. Clear price, clean work, and they showed me the queen before they drove off.”
Daniel K. · Boca Raton
“Honey was running down the inside of our garage wall. They opened it, pulled out around 40 pounds of comb, cleaned it, and sealed it. No bees since.”
Angela P. · Miami Shores
Questions
Good to know
Still unsure what you are looking at? Text a photo to (954) 555-0142 and we will tell you for free.
Never. Every colony we take out is removed alive and relocated to a managed apiary. Extermination is not a service we offer. It is the reason this company exists.
Most of Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach County get a same-day or next-morning appointment. Active swarms and colonies near a doorway, school, or someone with an allergy jump to the front of the line.
Exposed swarms usually start around $150. Colonies inside a wall, soffit, or roof are priced after inspection based on access and how much comb is inside. You always get a flat written quote before we begin. No hourly surprises.
Abandoned comb holds honey that ferments, drips through drywall, and attracts ants, roaches, and new swarms for years. A full cut-out and cavity clean-out is the only permanent fix.
Yes. We close stucco, soffit, siding, and drywall back up, seal the entry with bee-proof material, and carry full liability insurance on every job.
A colony can build several pounds of comb in a month and grow more defensive as it does. Waiting almost always means a bigger opening, a longer job, and a higher price.
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