Bee Removal

Bees are important to the ecosystem because they provide pollen to plants, which plants need to grow. However, when a group of bees decides to builds a hive near your home, they can become a danger to people, especially if the hive is disturbed.

Known for being voracious guardians of their hives, standard honey bees are less aggressive than hornets or wasps, but will attack when feeling threatened. A bee nest in a yard can be problematic, especially in residences where small children are present. For those allergic to bee stings, living in close proximity to bees can be dangerous and life-threatening.

Our team at Wildlife Troopers are experts in bee control solutions that are safe for your family and safe for the environment. We follow all state and local laws regarding removing bees. If your home is experiencing a bee infestation, give us a buzz at (561) 229-8501 for help or request a free quote online.

Wildlife Troopers only uses the right equipment and methods to remove bee nests from around your home. Doing so takes special training because certain bees, such as honey bees, are protected and vital to the environment. That’s why Wildlife Troopers will only remove bee nests if there is a viable threat to people in the home.

The method of removing bee nests can vary depending on the size of the nest, where it’s located and what types of bees are present. This is why a site inspection and initial consultation is so important.

These bees look a lot like your standard honey bee, but they have a vastly different disposition. Africanized honey bees will defend their nests viciously and they guard a territory much wider than the average honey bee.

Africanized bees are a lot more aggressive than a standard bee. They will attack in huge swarms around threats with the intent of stinging whatever the threat is to death. They will also chase after a perceived threat for much longer distances than the average honey bee. Africanized honey bees also prefer the warmer climates and are located in southern states and western states that are warm year round.