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Bee Removal in Cape Coral, Florida

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Safe, Humane Bee Removal You Can Trust

If you're dealing with an unwanted bee infestation in Cape Coral, Florida, our professional bee removal service is here to help. We specialize in safely removing and relocating bee colonies from residential and commercial properties, ensuring both your safety and the bees’ well-being. Our team understands the local environment and bee behavior common to the Southwest Florida region, allowing us to respond quickly and effectively. Whether the hive is in a wall, attic, tree, or shed, we provide reliable, humane solutions to protect your home and support local pollinator populations.

Common Locations We Remove Bees From: Roofs, Walls, Trees, and More

Bees often establish hives in hard-to-reach or high-risk areas. We frequently remove them from:

Roof Eaves – Bees enter through gaps and build hives in attic spaces.

Wall Voids – Colonies form inside hollow walls, often near electrical or plumbing lines.

Tree Hollows – Natural cavities in trees offer sheltered spaces for active hives.

Sheds and Garages – Quiet, undisturbed structures attract bee swarms seeking nesting spots.

Chimneys and Vents – Bees use these as access points into interior wall spaces.

Irrigation and Utility Boxes – Warm, enclosed spaces ideal for starting small bee colonies.

Our Bee Removal and Relocation Service

Our bee removal and relocation service is designed to safely eliminate bee threats while preserving the health of the colony. Each step is handled by trained professionals in compliance with Florida’s environmental and wildlife regulations.

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Site Inspection and Species Identification

We assess the location, identify the bee species, and determine whether it’s a swarm or an established hive.

Protective Equipment and Safety Preparation

Our technicians use professional-grade suits and gear to ensure safe removal near homes, schools, and businesses.

Live Bee Relocation When Possible

We humanely collect and relocate honey bees to local beekeepers or approved safe habitats.

Hive and Comb Removal

We remove the full structure—including wax comb and brood—to prevent re-infestation and odor issues.

Entry Point Sealing and Structural Repair

After removal, we seal access points and offer basic repairs to prevent future nesting.

Sanitization and Residual Treatment (if needed)

We treat affected areas to remove pheromone trails and deter returning scout bees.

How We Safely Remove and Relocate Live Bee Colonies

Step 1: Site Evaluation and Risk Assessment

We inspect the property to identify the hive’s location, bee species, and access challenges.

Step 2: Prepare the Area and Protect Surroundings

We establish a safe perimeter, alert occupants, and gear up using protective equipment.

Step 3: Live Bee Collection and Containment

Using specialized vacuums or manual techniques, we gently collect bees without harming them.

Step 4: Hive and Comb Extraction

We remove all wax comb, brood, and honey stores to prevent returning bees or pests.

Step 5: Colony Relocation to Safe Habitat

The live bees are transferred to a beekeeper, apiary, or protected relocation site.

Step 6: Clean-Up, Sealing, and Deterrent Measures

We sanitize the area, seal entry points, and apply deterrents if needed to prevent re-nesting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to vacate my home during bee removal?

In most cases, you can remain indoors. We may ask occupants to avoid specific areas during active removal for safety.

What should I do if I see a bee swarm forming?

Stay calm, keep your distance, and avoid using sprays or blocking access. Contact a professional immediately to assess and relocate the swarm safely.

Can you remove bees without killing them?

Yes. Whenever possible, we use live-removal techniques to safely relocate bees to local beekeepers or conservation partners.

How do you access bees inside walls or roofs?

We use inspection tools to locate the hive and make precise cuts if needed. Post-removal sealing or light repairs are offered as part of the service.

Will bees return after the hive is removed?

If all wax, comb, and scent trails are removed and entry points are sealed, recurrence is unlikely. Residual treatments may be applied as a deterrent.

Bee Removal Services in Cape Coral, Florida

Protect your property and safely relocate active hives with certified, humane bee removal. Call (239) 980-6716 now to schedule expert service from licensed professionals.