Remove honeybees from your property

We safely and humanely remove beehives from your property.

Services

BeeSafe Removal is a Beehive Removal Service based in Bumpass, VA. We safely and humanely remove bees from your property and provide full prep, clean-up and repair after bees are removed. Currently we remove bee hives in Louisa, Mineral, Goochland, Powhatan, Richmond and surrounding areas.

Beehive removal estimate

Free Assessment & Estimate

At BeeSafe Removal, we understand that beehives can become an unexpected and unwelcome presence on your property, which is why we offer a complimentary assessment to evaluate the hive's location and craft a tailored removal plan. We will visit your site, carefully assess the situation, and provide you with an estimate for the safe removal of the hive and any necessary repairs to restore your space. Our goal is to remove bees in the best way possible while protecting and restoring your property.

Bee Safe Humane bee collection

Safe Bee Collection

At BeeSafe Removal, we take a safe and sustainable approach to managing bees. By isolating the affected areas and using specialized tools, we remove the bees with minimal stress so their hive can continue its important work in pollination, all while protecting your home and family from potential risks and damage.

Central Virginia Beehive removal from homes

Hive Removal

At BeeSafe Removal, we not only removes beehives but also cleans up any honey and wax left behind to prevent new bees from coming back. This careful approach solves the problem while restoring your space, so you can enjoy your property without worries. 

Home Beehive Removal

Clean Up and Repair

We believe in leaving your property better than we found it. After we safely extract the hive, we'll inspect the area to identify any damage that may have occurred during the bees' stay. We clean the site, ensuring that all remnants are removed to deter future colonies, and make any necessary repairs to restore your property. 

Pricing

Starting at

$300

Free Assessment

Humane Bee Collection & Removal

BEEHIVE & HONEY REMOVAL

CLEAN-UP

Reasons to Remove Beehive

Have a hive safely and professionally removed from your home as soon as possible to avoid the dangers and risks associated with having a bee colony in or around your living space.

Beehive Removal from House

Mold

From the moment a swarm lands and begins marking the location with urine-based pheromone, to the time when honeycomb becomes saturated, bee activity will always be accompanied with heat and moisture. Unfortunately, one only needs to add spores to this recipe to begin to grow mold very quickly. If bees have begun building a hive in your home, there is a good chance that mold may be growing along with it. The sooner you have the bees and hive removed, the sooner you can stop mold from taking over in your home.

Beehive damaged wood studs

Structural Damage & Rot

Once bees are active inside of your home, one of the first things they may do is eat through your home’s moisture and or vapor barrier. If a hive dies inside of your walls and honey is present, it may lead to severe cases of rot and rapid mold growth on and around framing members. NOTE: You should NEVER simply exterminate or kill bees in your home…the damages could be far greater if the hive isn’t removed. Over time, bees may also indirectly contribute to the problem by attracting wax moths. These moths feed on older sections of the hive and lay eggs in or near the hive. Once the moth larvae hatches, they’ll feed on wood studs. The longer moths are able to feed and lay eggs, the greater the structural damage will become.

Bee Swarms and Stings from an active hive

Bee Stings & Swarming

While you may only see a few bees leaving and entering your home at a time, there are usually thousands, even tens of thousands, in the colony. If bees become alarmed, they may begin actively defending their hive. By having bees professionally removed from your home, you can ensure your loved ones’ safety.

Remove honeybees from your property

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