We’ll perform bee colony relocation to keep the bees alive while protecting your property.
The way bees work together to form colonies and build their nests is quite impressive. The colony supports a queen, who reproduces to increase the number of bees working together. Worker bees protect the queen, find and store food, and build a beehive. When bees find a place where they can perform these tasks without being disturbed, they’re likely to stick around. But if that place is inside your home or in your yard, you might want them to move along.
Our team at Best Bee Removal in Florida can take care of this problem for those located in and near Lakeland, Florida. We’re led by the daughter of one of the state’s first registered beekeepers, and we’re keeping his legend alive by offering a variety of bee services. If you spot a hive or a swarm of bees on your property, contact us for bee colony relocation. We’ll assess the colony to determine the species of the bees and ensure they’re not carrying any diseases. If the hive passes our inspection, we’ll perform bee colony relocation so the bees can continue to work together and thrive.
The reason we do bee colony relocation rather than simply destroying the hive is because bees are vital to our ecosystem. Since many different crops grow in this region, the presence of bees is essential to their success. We’ll perform bee colony relocation to keep the bees alive while protecting your property. Don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions about beehives or other bee concerns that may be impacting your safety or comfort.
At Best Bee Removal in Florida, we offer bee colony relocation services in South Florida, including Lakeland, Coral Gables, Sunrise, Pompano Beach, Miami, West Palm Beach, and Fort Lauderdale.