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Africanized Bee Removal Service
Flat Rate Africanized Honey Bee Service
Guaranteed Service For A Flat Fee
We offer professional flat removal of Africanized honey bees. When dealing with Africanized bees, safety is always a major concern. Africanized honey bees and European honey bees are almost impossible to tell apart until they have established a hive. Never try and treat bees yourself as it could have devastating consequences not only you but your neighbors, family, and pets.
Africanized Bee Removal & Control
Africanized honey bees in the central Arizona and Phoenix area are a great deal more aggressive than your average European Honey Bees and can become very dangerous if not properly dealt with. Africanized honey bees are still beneficial to the environment no matter how aggressive towards intruders they are. In some cases, the bees can be captured, relocated and re-queened to produce a much less aggressive honey bee. It's hard to decipher if feral bee swarms are going to be aggressive or not and this becomes a problem for beekeepers. 
Not All Bees Can Be Saved Due To Safety
Due to tight quarter housing and highly populated areas, capturing and relocating an established Africanized bee colony within the city just can't be done due to safety concerns. This means the bees have to be treated in a way so that you or any of your neighbors or pets get attacked by the bees or injured running away during the treatment. Phoenix Bee Removal has the capabilities and skills needed to provide a safe and effective treatment to deal with Africanized Bees without anyone being injured or stung. We cannot emphasize enough on how dangerous treating an established Africanized bee hive is. Africanized honey bees will defend their home and the sheer number of bees they send out to do so can be in the thousands.
Africanized Bee Swarms Are Just As Timid As European Bee Swarms
Don't fall for the scare tactics and think an Africanized bee colony that has just arrived is looking to hurt someone. There is no way to tell if a migrating swarm is Africanized or not until they become established. Same rules apply almost all bee encounters in Arizona. Stay clear of the bees and give us a call to get some professional advice on what steps should be taken to keep you safe.
Don't Risk Becoming Another Victim A Bee Attack
If you have a hive on your property and are not sure how long they have been there. This is where it becomes much more dangerous and can lead to an unprovoked attack on an unsuspecting victim. If the bees were there before you noticed them and didn't hurt anyone there is no need to panic just stay away and give us a call and we can give advice on what steps you should take to have the hive removed or the bees treated.
Bees improperly treated with stuff bought at their local hardware store or diy pest control store, can, and has, lead to dozens of injuries and sometimes even death every year in Phoenix and around Arizona. Never try to treat an active hive with over the counter products and also never try and seal the bees in with foam. Both of these just lead to a lot of wasted money and a huge mess. Bees that are blocked into a void of a wall or attic space with no outside exit can end up inside the house. Thousands of bees can end up inside of your home if you trap bees in. We see it dozens of times a year over and over. 
Please call a professional for advice when dealing with any feral honey bee swarms or established hives. Trying to treat bees yourself or sealing them in with a can of foam is dangerous and can lead to injuries and an even bigger problem.
IMPORTANT:
- Stay away from the bees!! Keep kids, pets, landscaper's, maintenance men and anyone else away from the bees.
- Certain smells or sounds can send the bees into a defensive mode and Africanized bees will attack in large numbers.
- Most pest control companies are not properly trained on how to deal with Africanized bees and may attempt to control bees using improper techniques. This can drive bees deeper into your home and just have them start back up in a couple weeks.
Bee Swarm Removal Arizona
A migrating bee swarm on a tree will normally leave within 72 hours
Professional Honey Bee Swarm Removal and Relocation
We offer flat rate pricing for bee swarm removal and relocation
Bee Removal at an affordable price with a guarantee you can count on!
Give us a call with any questions you may have
Call NowA majority of bee swarms that land in trees do not need to be removed or relocated. Tampering with the swarm will cause the bees unnecessary stress and may inadvertently cause the bees to stick around longer or to split up and cause confusion making a problem where there shouldn't have been one. Bee swarms will normally leave within 72 hours but often only stick around for a short time depending on the weather. While the bees are migrating they are extremely docile and for the most part harmless as long as they are left alone.
Migrating honey bee swarms often stop to rest up in trees when they are on the way to find a new place to call home. The tree has become a hotel for the bees to stay in while they are migrating to look for a new home. The swarm will stop and gather around the queen forming a large mass of bees that will look like a ball and is often mistaken for an active beehive. The bees will then rest up and send out scout bees to search for food and water and a possible new place to call home. Most bee swarms will only hang out for a few hours and be on their way.
Leave The Bee Swarms Alone
Honeybee swarms have a completely different temperament than an established bee colony. If you have just noticed a bee swarm on a tree branch, bush or shrub around your house. 90% of the time they are just resting up and will be moving along shortly.
They are just on their way to find a new home and need some time and rest to do so. Bee swarms in Arizona are not the same as the swarms in the Mid-West and Far Eastern states in the U.S., bees travel a lot further when migrating in Arizona compared to some of the Eastern states.
When Do Bees Swarm In Phoenix
Bees start sending out swarms in Phoenix around the beginning of March and continue thru November. The heaviest times are normally March thru June depending on the weather in central Arizona.
Are Bee Swarms Dangerous
Swarms, for the most part, are not aggressive when left alone. A majority of the time it is not necessary to have a swarm removed or killed. Simply leaving them alone and letting them do their thing will save not only the bees but save you some money as well.
Scare Tactics and Fear Mongering
Companies like to take advantage of the swarming season and like to use fear to crank up their prices. The most common practice is simply to say they are Africanized and they will attack anyone and everyone around. That is simply not true of all migrating bee swarms in Arizona. There is no way to tell with the naked eye whether or not bees are Africanized or European or a hybrid and to what extent. The aggressive behavior is the only clear indicator whether or not a feral hive is Africanized or not. This is why all feral bee colonies should be treated the same in regards to safety and should only be handled by a professional to make sure everyone stays safe.
Established Bee Colonies vs. Migrating Bee Swarms
We've all seen the stories in the media about someone being attacked by a swarm of bees. This causes a lot of confusion between migrating swarms and established bee colonies. These attacks happen when established bee colonies have been disturbed. Usually by someone who went off trail hiking or just someone doing yard work using power tools. The most common way is by people trying to treat the bees themselves. Migrating bee swarms are not as dangerous as they are made out to be by the media with their fear-inducing stories. Just stay calm and call us and get some information from a professional about your situation.
Should I Have The Swarm Captured?
The short answer is no. Capturing and relocating a bee swarm will cause a lot of stress for the bees and most will not make the relocation alive. Letting the bees move on naturally will cause them the least amount of stress and ensure they have a safe journey to their new home.
What to expect if you have a honey bee swarm
When bees start to swarm they like to land in trees to rest up and wait for orders from the Queen on where and when to go. This often looks like a giant basketball size of bees which is quite often mistaken for an active hive. A honey bee swarm can consist of thousand's of bee's and be very intimidating when they arrive as well as when they leave. It all happens within minutes.
What should I do if I have a Swarm in my tree?
If possible leave them alone for 24 to 72 hours and they will fly away on their own. Keep an eye on your property to make sure they don't move into or on any structures. The Queen has just decided to rest up for a bit and your tree has become a motel for a few hours or even days. This does not mean that the bees will move into your home or even your neighbors home. If the bees decide to stay longer than 4 days they need be removed.
When should a bee swarm be removed?
If they land on the structure of your home and there is visible honeycomb then they do need to be treated or removed. If you have a swarm on your property and are concerned someone might antagonize the bees or that the bees might be a danger to the public then give us a call and we will talk you through your options to getting your problem resolved.
Save some bees and some money
Save yourself some money and save some bees at the same time. Don't be another victim unnecessary pest control, outrageous prices and scare tactics. Pass on the message that not all bee swarms need to be removed and not all the bees in Arizona are Africanized or "killer bees". 
Professional Flat Rate Bee Removal & Control
Often Imitated Never Duplicated
Flat Rate Bee Removal is Offred Mon-Fri during normal business hours.
Weekends, Holidays, Emergency, and After-Hours Rates Will Vary.
A Trip Charge May Apply For Areas Outside of the City.
What Does Flat Rate Bee Control Include?
Flat rate bee removal and control with a service guarantee. This includes the treatment or removal of a single bee swarm or hive with a 30-day guarantee. After the service, our skilled technician will then give their professional advice as to what should be done next. If Honeycomb removal and repair is necessary we will give you a free estimate as to the cost of the honeycomb cut-out and repair. Our flat rate bee removal service is offered for everything from bees in eaves of homes, valve boxes, sheds, walls, roofs, columns, and a lot more.
We are licensed, insured, and certified by the state of Arizona and the Department of Agriculture. We are highly experienced in all phases of bee removal and only use the safest products in pest control and bee removal available today. This combined with the approach and techniques we use enables us to offer our bee removal service at such a low rate.
No Commission Based Sales
We do not work on commission so there is no reason for inflated pricing. Phoenix bee removal is locally owned and owner-operated. We hold contracts with everything from schools, churches, stores, and cities for bees removal and pest control service. You won't hear any goofy scare tactics or strong sales pitches. We depend on a strong customer base for referrals and take pride in the work we provide.
Our main concern is keeping you and your family, customers, neighbors, and tenants safe while providing a clean efficient service.
Affordable - Safe - Guaranteed
Providing affordable safe effective bee removal services is what we are all about. There is no job too big or small that Phoenix Bee Removal can't handle. All of the bee removal services we provide come with a guarantee you can count on. We take pride in the work we do and depend on customer referrals to continue to grow. We make sure each job we take on is handled in the safest most effective way possible. Every Bee problem is unique and bees always seem to choose the most difficult spots on homes to create their beehive.
We are skilled in every level of bee and honeycomb removal and there is not much we haven't seen or done when it comes to removing bees. We also do all of our own repairs from roofs, stucco, drywall, and more. Phoenix Bee Removal is your one-stop-shop for bee removal and honeycomb cutouts.
What is included in the flat rate bee removal?
- Treatment or removal of a single feral hive
- Free inspection of property for other potential problems
- Environmentally friendly products and service
- Trained bee removal technician on every job
- Free no-obligation estimate for honeycomb removal or sealing (if needed)
- 30-day service guarantee
What to Expect with our Flat Rate Bee Removal Service
- Professional advice and service from trained technicians
- A piece of mind in knowing the service was done right the first time
- Flexible Scheduling that works with our customers
- Valleywide 24/7 lightning-fast service
- Multiple payment options
- Licensed and insured also certified by the State of Arizona
Phoenix Bee Removal is locally owned and operated and has proudly led the Phoenix Metro Area in Bee Removal for over a decade. The experience we have in removing bees and honeycomb is uncontested by any other company in Arizona. We take extreme pride in the work we do and the repairs we make.
We have experience in all phases of bee and honeycomb removal. The tools and custom equipment we use are exclusive to us and most of them made by us. With this specialty equipment, we can provide the safest and cleanest bee removal in Phoenix.
Our prices for bee removal and honeycomb cut-out and repair are far lower than most of our competitors. This is mainly due to the fact that most bee removal companies overcharge quite a bit. These high prices are what drove us to start this company over a decade ago. We couldn't just stand by while people were being taken advantage of. So we started Phoenix Bee Removal and offered low flat rates for the services we offer and the rest is history.
Always remember when paying for a service that you are in fact actually paying for skilled service and not a product.
Flat Rate Bee Removal is Offred Mon-Fri during normal business hours.
Weekends, Holidays, Emergency, and After-Hours Rates Will Vary.
A Trip Charge May Apply For Areas Outside of the City.
Honeycomb Removal From Roofs, Walls, Soffits, and Much More
From Start To Finish, We Do It All!
Damage and safety hazards from bees and honey
Once honey bees in Arizona have established themselves on your property. Honeycomb removal becomes necessary to prevent property damage as well as robber bees returning to the area due to pheromones and honey left from the previous colony.
Honey left in an attic space or wall of a home can cause a lot of damage and also become a health and fire hazard. During the hot Arizona summer months where temps exceed 100 degrees in Phoenix. Honey melts and flows like water and can cause serious damage to your property.
Mold from the decaying bees and honey can become a health hazard and also bring in other unwanted pests such as cockroaches, ants, mice, and rats to name a few. Other colonies of bees will also be drawn to the pheromones left behind by the bees and honeycomb and move back into the area and this will become a reoccurring problem.
What is included in our honeycomb removal service
Not only do we provide the honeycomb removal service but repairing and sealing off the infested area is included in the price. Along with a 3-year warranty on the area serviced. We will fill in the void preventing the bees from ever gaining access again.
We always recommend having the honeycomb removed to prevent property damage and other potential problems. If the honey and bees are left in the problem area you will have a continuous issue with bees a couple times a year due to the pheromones attracting foraging bees and migrating swarms. Rodents, roaches, ants, and other pests will also be attracted to the leftover honey and will also become an issue. Feel free to give us a call and get a free quote over the phone for your honeycomb removal and repair service. From start to finish Phoenix Bee Removal LLC. is here to help with any honeycomb removal issues you may encounter and to answer any questions you may have about the honeycomb removal and repair process.
Steps for honeycomb cutout and removal:
- Inspect and locate the exact position of the honeycomb
- Demo and cut open up the area where the beehive is located
- Remove all bees and debris from the area
- Clean out all of the honeycomb and/or melted wax and honey from the cavity
- Sanitize and mask off the infested area to cover any pheromones the bees may have left
- Fill the void and seal off any and all entry points the bees were using to gain access to the area
- Repair the area which we gained access to the hive (roof, stucco, drywall, etc.)
- Seal off from the outside
- Replace any items moved to complete the honeycomb removal
- All honeycomb cutouts come backed with a 3-year warranty
- Bees Hanging on a Tree Branch or on a Bush
- Almost all of the "beehives" you see in trees are just migrating swarms that look like a beehive once they are all huddled up around the Queen Bee. These migrating swarms will move on without needing any human interference. The typical time a honey bee swarm will stick around is about 2-3 days. Sometimes the bees are gone within hours of showing up. If you encounter a bee swarm in a tree please give them a chance to leave naturally. There are times that the bees will decide to stay. The tree the bees are in might be able to provide an abundant amount of cover keeping the bees protected from the elements. In these rare cases, you will need to have the bees either treated or relocated depending on the situation.
- Some rare occasions bees will start building a hive in a tree and in these instances, the bees and honeycomb will need to be removed.
- Bees Inside the Trunk of a Tree
- A natural spot for Honey Bees is inside the hollow of a tree branch or root system of a tree. Bees inside the roots of Olive trees or bees inside the hollows of Mulberry trees happen quite often in Arizona. The Phoenix area doesn't have a lot when it comes to the selection of trees but the bees make due with what we have and actually thrive during the Spring and Summer months. Honeycomb removal from the inside of trees is not normally possible unless the tree is dead or is being cut down.
- Bees in Eaves of your Home or Business
- Bees can enter the attic space of a home through the ventilation blocks or cracks and gaps in the blocking. Once inside of an attic the bees can begin to establish a hive rapidly and begin making honeycomb immediately. Then the queen bee will then start producing offspring to grow the bee colony to produce more honey and keep the hive safe from any threats.
- The bees may also choose to keep the beehive on the exterior of the home we call this an open-air hive and they can often become dangerous. Bees like to make their hives in areas with as little traffic and noise as possible and can sometimes go unnoticed for weeks or even months at a time. Once the bees become established they will protect their home just like we would. Honeycomb removal from these areas can be tricky as we have a wide variation of buildings in the Phoenix Metro area.
- Bees In the Walls of Homes and Businesses
- This is one of the most common spots to find a feral bee colony. Bees can enter through openings in the flashing along the bottom of stucco walls/pop-outs/window seats etc. all are very common spots to find entry points to empty voids inside of your walls. Honeycomb removal is necessary when it's in the walls to prevent property damage and fire hazards from the melting honey and electrical wiring.
- Bees Inside of Garage Walls
- Bees inside of garage walls are very common in the Phoenix and Metro areas. Most garage walls in the valley are not insulated and are easy for bees to find a way inside. Sometimes it can bee through the flashing or a small hole around plumbing or electric/utility boxes. Bees inside of garage walls can also go unnoticed for long periods of time if the bees are entering in an area with less traffic. This is where some of our largest honeycomb removals have been. A tall hollow uninsulated void is the perfect spot for bees to call home and make pounds and pounds of honey.
- Bees Under Sheds and Storage Containers
- Bees making a hive underneath a shed is a big problem for a lot of residents in Central Arizona. The shed makes a perfect shelter and helps keep the bees cooler during the extreme Arizona Summer heat. Once under the shed, the bees will waste no time setting up honeycomb and multiplying. Sheds also seem to have a higher number of Africanized bees or bees that are far more aggressive. Making a shed beehive much more dangerous if you don't know the bees are under it. Removing honeycomb under sheds can vary sometimes we have to come up with unordinary solutions to get to the honeycomb.
- Bees Under a Conex Box
- A Conex box makes a great spot for bees to call home. They are big and heavy and normally stored where there is not a lot of foot traffic. Truck drivers find a lot of hidden beehives under Conex boxes when they attempt to load them. We service a couple dozen of these types of beehives a year. We have seen entire job-sites cleared out for the day after moving Conex boxes that have been sitting for a long time untouched. Ground level bees are always more aggressive and can easily go unnoticed until it is too late and someone gets attacked. This makes bees under a Conex box a dangerous situation. Honeycomb removal is not normally done under these boxes unless a lift or crane is available nearby.
- Bees Inside Valve Boxes - Water Meters - Irrigation Boxes
- Finding an active beehive inside a valve box in Phoenix or Central Arizona is commonplace these days. These ground-level beehives can go unnoticed for long periods of time and can lead to very hostile bees. Most of the time these hives are discovered by landscapers and they know to stay away and call in a professional to remove the bees safely. Sealing in the bees or trying to flood them out will only make things worse and will not effectively nor safely get rid of your bee problem. We always advise removing the honeycomb from inside valve boxes to prevent long-term damage to the valves or wiring in the box and to also prevent other pests from being attracted to the area.
- Bees Inside Retaining Walls or Block Walls
- Bees love to build hives inside the hollows of block walls. They make perfect bee boxes and also offer strong protection for the hive. The block fencing around backyards is notorious for housing insects of all kinds. Bees especially love these walls for providing cover from the desert elements of Central Arizona and the Phoenix Metro Area. The bees can keep the inside of the blocks nice and cool in the summer and nice and warm in the winter. This will allow uninterrupted flow for the bees to thrive in any season. Honeycomb removal from block walls is not usually necessary we have a number of solutions to prevent bees from returning to these areas.
- Bees in Misc. Places
- Bees will make a hive in or on just about anything if the conditions are right. Everything from birdhouses, compost bins, couches, old furniture, TV's and electronics, boats, 5th wheels, trailers, and even heavy equipment like cranes, bulldozers, and backhoes. There is never a dull moment when working with honey bees and each year we see them do something new and surprising and are constantly amazed at how creative they can bee. When it comes to honeycomb removal and repair there is not much that we have not seen but we are also amazed each year at the creativity of bees and the places they choose to build honeycomb.
Bee Removal, Control, and Relocation Services
We Provide Professional Flat Rate Bee and Honeycomb Removal Services
Who we are | Our Techniques | After the Service | Safety | Guaranteed Service | Service Areas
Our Flat Rate Bee Removal is Offered Mon-Fri during normal business hours.
Weekends, Holidays, Emergency, and After-Hour Rates Will Vary.
A Trip Charge May Apply For Areas Outside of the City.
What We Offer
We are well trained and highly experienced in the treatment and removal of all varieties of bees, wasps, hornets, and other stinging insects. We are also licensed by the State of Arizona to find a safe and effective solution to all of your bee, wasp, and honeycomb removal problems. Every service Phoenix Bee Removal provides comes with a professional service guarantee that you can depend on. Every job we perform is unique and we have to approach each one safely and responsibly. Honey bees can become dangerous very fast and we will do everything we can to make sure everyone stays safe and the problem is handled safely and effectively.
Our overall goal is to relocate and release feral honey bee colonies. To give them a chance to thrive outside of the city safely away from people and homes. Sometimes, however, this is not possible due to safety concerns and bee extermination is necessary.
Phoenix Bee Removal will give you the information and education needed to keep you and your loved ones safe. We cover bee removal from Surprise, Peoria, Glendale, and Sun City to Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Gold Canyon, and everything in between including Queen Creek and San Tan Valley.
The quality of work is what this company was built on and we depend on customer referrals. You are not just another number to us and we prove this with the quality of work we do. We will be upfront and honest with you over the phone and in most cases,
At Phoenix Bee Removal we don't mind letting people know if they just have scout bees or that a swarm in a tree will leave within a few days. A high percentage of calls we get in the spring and early summer months is for migrating bee swarms in trees. These swarms will leave with a day or two and have no intention of attacking anyone or anything. They are simply migrating looking for a new place to call home. You can read more about swarms and the habits of migrating bees in Arizona on our Why Do Bees Swarm? and Honey Bee Spring Activity pages.
Who We Are
Phoenix Bee Removal is locally owned and operated and is the industries leading bee and honeycomb removal company in the Phoenix Metro Area. We provide a quality bee and honeycomb removal service that is fast, safe, and effective. Plus all of our work is guaranteed.
Our goal is to not only provide quality service but also educate people about feral bee colonies and swarms in Arizona. We are here to provide you with the answers to any questions you have about feral bee swarms and colonies on your property.
Phoenix Bee Removal LLC. has been in the bee business for over a decade providing quality bee removal and honeycomb/beehive cutouts and repairs. The owners do all the honeycomb cutouts and repairs. We do not sub out any work, we take care of the problem from start to finish to ensure the job is done properly. We specialize in removing and cleaning honeycombs out of roofs and stucco walls.
Our Bee Removal Techniques and Products
With the latest technology and bee control products and techniques. We ensure a safe and effective service each and every time to keep you and your loved ones safe and worry-free. Depending on the problem and what the bees are getting into. After the bees are treated or have been removed the honeycomb will need to be cut out as well. Also, the area will need to be sealed up properly to keep other feral bee colonies out in the future. Phoenix Bee Removal is equipped with all the latest and greatest in tools and years of experience and knowledge in bee and honeycomb removal and repair.
The jobs we encounter are all unique and must be treated in a specific manner to keep everyone and everything safe. When you hire a bee removal company you will need a company that is always prepared for any situation that may pop up. Honey bees are always surprising us in what they pick to call
Honey bees in Arizona have a real knack for choosing the absolute worst places (best for them) to safely provide treatments or relocations. This can become tricky and also unsafe and lead to unnecessary injuries if not approached in the appropriate manner. That is why experience and proper tools and equipment are very important to safely and effectively handling honey bees.
After the Bee Control Service
After the treatment, or removal of the bees. Our skilled technicians will give you their recommendations on what needs to be done. We will always recommend removing the honeycomb if deemed necessary. This will prevent any property damage from melting honey as well as prevent a reoccurring problem. Honey left in walls or attics can cause extreme damage to a home. Also, mold can become a huge problem once honey makes
Safety Is A Major Factor
All the products we use are environmentally friendly and we make sure they are used safely and properly. An established feral beehive/colony can be dangerous and can quickly get out of hand. Every year we have someone getting hurt improperly treating bees or wasps. A licensed and trained technician is very important for safe bee removal and control. Our technicians will implement safe elimination, removal, extraction techniques to keep you and your family, neighbors, pets, and property safe.
Every Service Is Guaranteed
Customer satisfaction is our main priority, it's what this company was built on. We will work hard to find a solution to your honey bee problem and always try to exceed in customer service and satisfaction.
- Flat Rate Bee Removal
- Same-Day Service
- Free Phone Estimates
- Friendly, Knowledgeable Technicians
- Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed
- Licensed, Bonded, Insured
- Service Warranty On Every Job
- Easy Scheduling
East Valley
Ahwatukee Bee Removal | Apache Junction Bee Removal | Carefree Bee Removal | Cave Creek Bee Removal
Chandler Bee Removal | Fountain Hills Bee Removal | Gilbert Bee Removal | Gold Canyon Bee Removal
Maricopa Bee Removal | Mesa Bee Removal | Paradise Valley Bee Removal | Queen Creek Bee Removal
Rio Verde Bee Removal | San Tan Valley Bee Removal | Scottsdale Bee Removal | Tempe Bee Removal
West Valley
Anthem Bee Removal | Avondale Bee Removal | Buckeye Bee Removal | El Mirage Bee Removal | Glendale Bee Removal
Goodyear Bee Removal | Laveen Bee Removal | Litchfield Park Bee Removal | Peoria Bee Removal | Phoenix Bee Removal
Sun City Bee Removal | Sun City West Bee Removal | Surprise Bee Removal
- Swarm Relocation
- Africanized Bee Service
- Free Phone Estimates
- Flat Rate Service Fees
- Full Honeycomb Removal and Repair Service
- Licensed, Bonded, Insured
- Exterior Bee Hive Removal
- Storage Container/Shed Hive Removal and Repair
