Our Bee Removal Services:

Live Bee Removal & Relocation

The core service: I remove the entire colony alive and relocate it to a local apiary. No chemicals, no extermination — just skilled beekeeping. Every job is quoted individually.

Bee Swarm Removal

A swarm is a cluster of bees that has landed temporarily while searching for a home. Swarms are usually calm and quick to remove — and the cheapest scenario — but only if caught fast, before they move into a structure. See a swarm on a tree, fence, or wall? Text me right away.

Beehive & Honeycomb Removal (Cutouts)

When bees have built comb inside a wall, attic, soffit, shed, or tree cavity, removing them requires a cutout — opening up the space, removing the bees and comb, and cleaning thoroughly. I remove all honeycomb so the scent doesn’t draw new bees, then help seal the entry.

Bee-Proofing & Prevention

After removal, sealing the entry point keeps the next swarm from moving into the same spot. I’ll point out vulnerable openings and seal the access the bees were using.

Estate & Property Beekeeping

Want bees on-site for pollination and honey? I also manage ongoing hives for estates and properties across Ventura County.

Why Live Removal Beats an Exterminator

A pest-control company sprays the hive, charges you, and leaves — but the bees die inside your wall, and the abandoned honeycomb keeps dripping, draws ants and rodents, and can cost hundreds more to tear out later. Live removal does it right the first time: I take the whole colony out alive, clear the comb, and seal the entry so bees can’t return — better for your home, better for the bees, and often cheaper than spraying once the cleanup is counted.