FAQs

No, we offer live bee removal without the use of pesticides or chemicals the bees are relocated the same day to our local bee keeper to make sure they are not in anyone’s harms way When our technician comes out he offers a free quote to make sure we can offer the best estimate possible.

We only use methods of capturing bees that do not harm them during their removal and relocation. Smoke and most modern methods of bee removals end up destroying or killing the nest or the bees themselves.

Once we capture the bees, we relocate them to local beekeepers so that the bees may continue their course of activities in pollinating the plants around them.

Nope! If you have suffered structural damage to your property from a beehive infestation, anyone of our staff can repair nearly any type of dwelling or business structure.

Once we treat an area that has had bee’s, it is very rare for them to come back. But should bee’s ever come back you are covered by one of our 3 warranties. Depending on the job and the options selected at the time of the bee removal, you’ll be covered by our 14 day, 30 day, or our 1 year warranty. If they come back to the same spot we will remove them for no extra cost.

Yes, certain bee species in California, like the Western bumblebee, are under consideration for protection due to their declining populations. While honeybees are not officially protected, many removal companies, including ours, prioritize live removal and relocation to support local ecosystems.

Bees are often drawn to structures with sheltered spaces like attics, wall voids, or chimneys, especially during the spring and summer months. They’re looking for safe, dry environments to build hives close to flowering plants and water sources, which are common in Beverly Hills landscaping.

It’s not recommended. Bee removal can be dangerous without proper equipment and knowledge, and DIY attempts often provoke the colony, leading to stings or property damage. Our team uses professional, humane methods to safely remove and relocate the bees without putting anyone at risk.