As more people are getting into the bee removal business there are some things you should know. Texas Bee Removal Buyer Beware.
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Honey Bees, an invasive species will move in with you if given the chance. It may be novel at first, but will become a problem with time, they do not pay rent either.
This is the time to decide, Live Bee Removal or extermination. Lets talk about Live Bee Removal.
It can be as simple as shaking a swarm off a limb, or as difficult as hang off a lift four stories up. Bee removal are dangerous, arduous and special skills are required. Therefore, expect to be charged, usually skill level determines rates.
Remember, you get what you pay for. Skill level and experience determines price, the cheap or free guys are of low skill level and knowledge.
Some of the cost pays for the equipment to put the bees in after the removal.
In Texas, Bee removal is unregulated. No state agency addresses grievances or governs bee removals, do your research.
Some companies that advertise bee removals do not even keep the bees they remove. Worst of all, some are just exterminators, they will kill the bees then sell you on removing the comb. And still, there are those that will claim they are killer bees. LOL, you can’t tell if they are killer bees without a DNA test. Anyone that claims to have a bee removal license is lying.
A bee removal permit issued by the State of Texas only means that the holder can move bees across county lines. This permit has absolutely nothing to do with removing bees from your home or property.
The State of Texas recommends that you do not attempt to remove the hive your self, or spray any chemical into the hive. This will only piss the bees off and endanger yourself and others.
Do not seal bees in that are entering your structure, the bees will find a way out, possibly resulting the invasion of bees into your home.
Bee for Life and our network members are highly skilled professionals, we know what we are doing. We have associates across the State of Texas. Check out Bee for Life, bee rescue’s service area