Bee Removal Services in Palm Beach County & Broward County

Live bee removal that protects your home and keeps the colony alive. Bee Masters relocates honey bees instead of destroying them.

Save the bees

A hive in a soffit, wall, shed, or water meter is a safety problem. Bees can defend that cavity in seconds, and Florida colonies can be more defensive than a managed hive. You cannot tell from the sidewalk whether a nest is European or Africanized. Treat every colony as a threat to family, pets, and neighbors, and leave the opening alone.

Removing the danger does not mean killing the bees. Bee Masters started as backyard beekeepers. We relocate the colony, queen and all, then take the comb out of the structure. The bees go to a managed hive. Your property gets closed up.

When you call, we come out and find the real entrance, not just the bees in the air. We remove the colony, the comb, and the residue. Honey and hive scent left in a wall will draw another swarm, and leftover honey can also attract ants and roaches. After the cavity is cleaned, we treat it so the old scent does not invite the next colony, then reseal the opening.

The whole hive has to come out

A spray only kills the bees you can see. Comb, brood, and honey stay in the wall. A new colony finds that cavity fast, and you are back where you started. The job is finished only when the bees, the comb, and the residue are out, and the opening is sealed.

Why live removal beats extermination

No spray-and-leave treatment. The comb is removed, not left behind. The cavity is treated so a new swarm is less likely to move in. The opening is resealed. The colony is relocated instead of destroyed. Honey bees still pollinate Palm Beach County. A hive in your soffit is the problem. The bees are not.

Do you repair the damage?

Yes. After the hive is out, we close what we open. If the job needs rotten wood, fascia, or stucco replaced, we use professional materials so that repair is not the next entrance. Removals carry a one-year warranty where applicable.

Where we work

Most calls are first-floor soffits and walls. We also remove colonies from upper floors, sheds, and water-meter boxes across Palm Beach County, including West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, and Palm Beach.

Before we arrive, keep children and pets away. Do not spray the bees. Do not plug the hole. Blocking the only exit can push them inside.

Call or text 561-318-2688. Email info@beemasters.net