Home & Hive leads DFW in honeybee removal with our
revolutionary Bee Repellent Method and specializes in
sustainable, pollinator-minded pest control solutions.
Home & Hive leads DFW in honeybee removal with our
revolutionary Bee Repellent Method and specializes in
sustainable, pollinator-minded pest control solutions.
Rapid Response Service
Licensed and Fully Insured
Locally Owned & Operated
Bees are vital to crops and the ecosystem. We never kill the hive.
Our proprietary repellent eliminates the necessity of cutting into structures like roofs or walls.
Our pest control methods prioritize pollinator safety without compromising effectiveness.
The Service That Sets Us Apart!
Removes bees within 48 hours, GUARANTEED, without any need to cut into your wall or roof!
Only available through Home & Hive!
Best for hives that have been established for over a year. We will safely relocate the bees putting everything back together with little to no visible changes to the structure.
Swarms form when bees are looking for a new location to establish a hive. We will remove the entire swarm and transplant them into a permanent beehive, preventing them from taking up residence at your home or business.
At Home and Hive, we prioritize pollinators in our pest control approach. Our mission is to protect bees while keeping your home free from pests such as spiders, roaches, mosquitoes, mice, squirrels, and other unwanted guests. We ensure a safe and comfortable living space for you, all while supporting the vital role of pollinators in our ecosystem.
“My wife and I moved into our house over the winter and had no idea that we had a beehive living in one of the walls until this spring. I called Home & Hive because they offered a way to get the bees to leave without killing them and without having to tear up my stucco walls. They said the bees would leave within 48 hours and they actually all left that same afternoon. I was pretty freaked out when I started seeing bees coming out of my wall and started imagining how huge of a task it would be to get them out, but they made it a completely painless process.”
“Monica came out last week to help us with our bee problem and I couldn’t be happier. We are renovating my parents house and found a beehive that had apparently been there for a couple years. Our contractor would not work on that area until the bees were gone. Luckily Home & Hive was able to come out that same day and remove the hive for us. They were very professional and knowledgeable about what they do. The hive was removed quickly and we were able to continue with out renovations! Thank you!”
"Monica was amazing! She was super quick to come out an take car Monica was amazing! She was super quick to come out an take care of relocating the bees that started to swarm on our back porch. Within an hour of calling she was here. Such a great experience, and highly recommend!"
“Home and Hive is the BEST! We had 2 bee hives that had chose to take space in the front of our home. One of our hives had been there for several years so Monica and her father had to come and remove it completely. It was 3 5-gallon buckets worth of hive!! The other hive was fairly new and as the other review stated, she inserted a non-lethal substance inside the hive that would force the queen bee to leave and the bees to follow. Just as Monica stated, we witnessed the bees gathering by a near by tree and the swarm of bees leave together. Also as Monica advised the “robber” bees would come and steal the honey and after about 3 weeks we wouldn’t see any activity. This was absolutely true and was able to seal up that part of our roof. Our bee situation was not typical to say the least and Monica was extremely gracious is helping me understand and even came by the house and helped me clean up dead bees that were in my house. She and her family work with a high level of excellence from the customer service to the actual bee removal. I highly recommend Home and Hive!! ”
“I called Home and Hive because I have had a large and very active hive of bees in the cavity of a large tree in my backyard for at least ten years. I didn’t want to kill the bees as I know they are beneficial but they were a hazard to me and my guests. The Home and Hive rep was able to come out on the same day that I called. Because of the location of the hive (inside a tree truck), she couldn’t capture the bees but she was able to insert a strip in the opening that would cause the queen bee (and all her followers!) to leave the hive and move elsewhere to re-establish their home. I was told it would take 2 – 4 weeks for all bee activity to cease and 3 weeks out that appears to be the case. I’m ready to cover over the opening so no bees will establish a new hive there. I can’t say enough about how professional and pleasant the young woman who came to do the work was. She grew up with beekeeper parents so she is quite knowledgeable in the ways of bees. If I ever have another bee problem I wouldn’t hesitate for a moment to call Home and Hive again. ”
“During the night, a huge limb from a large (60 year old) red oak tree fell in the yard. The fallen limb revealed a huge bee hive. We were aware that bees lived in the tree, they had been there for over 14 years but we were unaware of the extent of the hive and the damage that could incur. The bees were naturally upset and were becoming aggressive, stinging my husband several times when he went within 20 feet of the fallen limb. We called Hive and Home mid morning and they came out to the house that afternoon. Monica and her partner were extremely professional, removed the portion of the hive with the queen and much of the honeycomb from the fallen limb. The bees that were left behind continued to be a problem so Monica returned and placed repellant near the fallen limb to help encourage the remaining bees to move on and join another neighborhood hive. It has been a couple of weeks now, they tree limb has been removed, along with many other branches and trees that were damage by the weight of the limb when it fell. We are almost bee free. I recommend Hive and Home.”
“Home and Hive was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. They used a non-invasive, safe, and unique method to scatter the hive, and offered tips about avoiding future issues. The Bees were gone in 48 hours as promised, and have not returned. The owner definitely knows her bees and humanely removed them without having to knock holes in my walls or other extreme measure that traditional pest companies who quoted it had said was required. I would strongly recommend them for any Bee related issue in the DFW area”
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Home & Hive is proudly woman-owned and family-operated, dedicated to delivering exceptional customer service and upholding professional integrity across all aspects of our operations. Our mission is to simplify live honey bee removal and promote pollinator-minded pest control solutions for both residential and commercial clients.
As a family rooted in beekeeping, Home & Hive is deeply committed to safeguarding and preserving our vulnerable honey bee population. We prioritize innovation and take a pollinator-minded approach at every step of our process.
We are eager to assist you in effectively and sustainably resolving your honey bee and pest concerns. Contact us today to request an estimate!
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We love Ashton’s fearlessness and never-give-up attitude! Here he is, removing a hive from a tree. As a team, we bring this same resilient spirit to every job we undertake!
We`re excited to introduce our newest team member, Ashton, who is pictured here holding a giant piece of comb we recently removed from a customer`s home. Ashton has been an incredible asset to our business, contributing a wealth of knowledge and expertise to our team!
Building on an exposed tree branch is not the smartest idea for this hive. Thankfully we were able to relocate them to a more appropriate location where they can thrive!
Removing some bees from an old shed! This particular shed had actually had 2 separate hives. Sometimes if a hive is not treated they can produce a second hive nearby.
It was an honor removing bees from The Dream Center in Dallas! The renovations are coming along beautifully and they will be bee free!
If your bushes are buzzing with bees, its actually unlikely you have a bee problem. This time of year the bees are so happy to find any sort of pollen they will grab all of it off these leaves and take it back to their hive. Occasionally we will see them flying to a near by water valve box which would be a problem but 99% of the time its just bees doing bee things!
Water shut-off boxes are one of the most common places for bees to make a hive. Don`t wait till you have a plumbing emergency to remove the hive! Call us today for a no obligation estimate 972-529-8868.
The bees are getting back to work with this warm weather! Check out all the pollen on their legs!
We try to avoid going through sheetrock at all cost, but sometimes we just have to go where the bees take us :)
We often have to go to some pretty inconvenient places to find and get the bees. But thats exactly what sets us apart from the competition. We could have easily took apart the roof to get these bees making it much easier on us. However, thats not what was best for the home owner. Never cut into your roof! Give us a call first!
The underside of this deck made the perfect location for the bees....Until it was time to renovate then it was quite the surprise!
We have the perfect solution for bees in a tree! Thanks #mckinneytx for saving the bees! #beehive #savethebees
Honeybees just want to be wherever the queen is. Watch them leave this tree and follow her into the swarm box.
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30 Years of Bee Removal Experience!
Effectively getting rid of your bee problem is all about knowledge. Home & Hive is owned and operated by a family of beekeepers with over 30 years of experience working with honeybees.
Call us today: 469-715-3446
Did you know close to one-third of all the food Americans eat is directly or indirectly benefitted by honeybee pollination?
This amounts to more than $15 billion in crop production each year. Crops like fruits, vegetables, seeds and nuts benefit from honeybee pollination, and some foods—almonds in particular—are completely dependent on honeybees.
In some cases, it is more beneficial to remove the honeybee hive due to the location of the beehive or the needs of our customers. We do this by carefully opening the structure, removing the entire beehive, spraying a primer to mask the scent of the hive, packing the cavity with insulation, and putting everything back together with little to no visible changes to the structure.
Our bee repellent can work even in the most delicate of places. These bees are leaving their hive located in a column on a 125 year old historical home. If you`ve been struggling to find a solution to your tricky bee problem give us a call today! 972-529-8868. #bees #beekeeping #beerescue #livebeeremoval #womanownedbusiness #swarm #honeybees #texasbees #texasbeekeeping #savethebees #beerepellentstrip
Honey bees are vital pollinators that play a crucial role in our ecosystem. Our beekeeper understands their value and implements eco-friendly practices to safeguard the bees` well-being. They`ll ensure the honey bees are carefully relocated to a suitable location, where they can continue their important pollination work, contributing to the health of local flora and fauna.
Did you know the average American eats one pound of honey each year?
To make that pound of honey, a colony of bees would have to fly more than 55,000 miles and visit two million flowers. One bee collects just 1/12 teaspoon of honey in her lifetime.
Did you know those swirling swarms are nothing to worry about?
A teeming cluster of honeybees may seem menacing, but a swarm of honeybees is actually when the insects are at their safest. When a colony gets big enough, the queen bee will fly off in search of a new home, taking a portion of the colony with her, while a new queen takes her place in the old colony. Because they’re not defensive of a hive or stores of honey, these swarms pose little threat to humans.
Bee removal can be a tricky and potentially dangerous task, especially if you lack proper training and equipment. Our professional beekeeper prioritizes safety, using specialized gear and following established protocols to protect themselves, your family, and your property during the removal process. You can have peace of mind knowing that the job will be carried out without any risks.
Are you facing a buzzing situation with honey bees taking over your property? Don`t fret! We have the perfect solution for you. Introducing our experienced and skilled beekeepers, ready to tackle your bee removal needs.
Call us today for your bee removal needs: 469-715-3446
If you have a bee hive on your property, it is important to act quickly to prevent the hive from getting larger and more dangerous. At Home and Hive, we offer same-day bee hive removal services to ensure your safety and peace of mind. Our team will respond promptly to your request and remove the hive safely and efficiently. Contact us today for same-day bee hive removal services.
469-715-3446
Each beehive is unique, and sometimes bees can make their hives in some pretty inconvenient locations, but we know that with the right skills and knowledge, every beehive can be safely removed and relocated without harming your home or the bee population.
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Call us today: 469-715-3446
Our revolutionary, patent-pending, method forces all of the bees to swarm away without opening the structure in which they have made their hive. After using this method we guarantee the queen and all of the worker bees will vacate the hive within 48 hours. This is the most cost-effective and quickest way to get rid of your bee problem without killing the hive or doing any construction to your home!
Did you know honeybees typically only sting when they sense the hive is threatened?
When out foraging, bees will rarely sting unless they’re roughly handled. If a bee is buzzing around you, she may smell a flowery perfume or lotion and think the smell is a food source—but if you stand very still, she will realize there is no nectar and fly away.
This revolutionary, patent-pending, method forces all of the bees to swarm away without opening the structure in which they have made their hive. After using this method we guarantee the queen and all of the worker bees will vacate the hive within 48 hours. This is the most cost effective and quickest way to get rid of your bee problem without killing the hive or doing any construction to your home!
Honey bees are social insects and live in highly organized communities called colonies. Each colony consists of a queen bee, drones, and worker bees. The queen bee is responsible for laying eggs, while the worker bees take care of the hive, collect nectar and pollen, and defend the colony.
This Memorial Day, we pay tribute to the heroes who have given their lives in service to our nation. We are forever grateful for their sacrifice and for the freedom they fought to protect. Let us honor their memory by living our lives in a way that honors their legacy.
Spring is a crucial time for honey bees as it marks the start of their busy season. As the weather warms up, honey bees become more active and begin their search for nectar and pollen. This is essential for their survival as they need to build up their hive and store enough food to last through the winter. Spring is also when honey bees begin to breed and build new colonies, which is an exciting time for beekeepers and nature lovers alike. Let`s celebrate spring and the important role it plays in the life of honey bees.
Honey bees are incredibly hardworking insects. A single honey bee can visit up to 2,000 flowers in a day and produce up to 1/12th of a teaspoon of honey in its lifetime. It takes the collective effort of thousands of bees to produce a single jar of honey, making it a truly remarkable feat.
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