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The City of Allen owns a golf course – and it was reported by a patron that honeybees were in a knothole of a tree on the 14th hole. The facilities manager was concerned both for the safety of their customers (the public) as well as having a humane and live removal of the honeybees […] 
This property houses a Stargate portal to an inter-dimensional bee hive located in a tree limb that fell from it’s host tree last summer. The rotted section of limb fooled me at first (as this WAS performed on April 1 !) – and the bees were ABOVE the knothole, instead of below it. The queen […] 
The homeowners had purchased this home last year, right about the time I’d estimate that the bees moved in (based on the comb color and condition), however the home itself tells a story about bees occupying the space in years past – based on the residue and remnants from wax moth in the space. During […] 
The homeowner has had bees in this house for at LEAST 3 years. While they have not been a problem for the homeowner, they posed a potential problem for roofing crews who were to replace the roof. Hammering and activity on the roof tends to occasionally upset bees that are just below the roofers. 😉 […] 
This homeowner knew that she had bees for “a little while” – however, really could not pinpoint exactly how long. There were two spots that the bees were entering and exiting the home – so there were two possibilities: Either there was one LARGE hive, with two entrances…. or there were two separate hives – […] 
This porch had a gap between the door, and the outer porch space/roof line. It made for a strange balancing act while performing this removal. Once I figured out my footing – it wasn’t bad at all. The bees were accessed and removed – and the homeowner opted to perform his own repairs afterwards. […] 
High in the air, that is! From the looks of the comb, these bees have been here for about a year – though there was not a LOT of comb, it was a good tan/brown color – indicating it had been here at least through several seasons. The comb and bees were […] 
This rental home in Dallas had an occupant who was had failed to pay the landlord rent to live in the space. So, the eviction process was started! Once the soffit was opened, It was apparent the bees had been here from a late fall swarm from the year prior. The bees were […] 
Bees were entering the balcony wall of this condo – and needed to be removed. The walls are appx. 1″ thick cement/stucco – so I had to use a special blade to open the wall to access the comb. Once their void-space was opened – these bees were VERY docile. After the […] 
One of the first questions I ask of a homeowner with bees is: “How long have they been there?”. Many times, the answer will be “I’m really not sure – maybe from last year or early this spring”. And occasionally I’ll hear “They just moved in this week – come get them NOW! It’s an […] |
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