Why We Are Saving The Honey Bee...

The honey bee, Apis mellifera, has been in decline over the past few years due to Colony Collapse Disorder, diseases, parasitic mites and other stressors. US Beekeepers lost 36 percent of their hives between 2007 and 2008.

Honey Bees are our most beneficial insect. We must do all we can to protect bee colonies, which contribute as pollinators for many of our fruits and vegetables. The annual contribution of honey bees to food production in the United States is estimated to be $10 billion.

Honey bees are primary pollinators of almonds, apples, blackberries, blueberries, cantaloupes, cranberries, cucumbers, forage crops, kiwi fruit, squash and watermelons.

We should do everything possible individually and as a nation to save honey bee colonies that become a problem in structural walls. 80% of fruits and vegetables that require pollination may not make it to market if we don't do all we can do to save them.

ID Your Bees

It is extremely important that you identify your bees properly before we actually visit your property. When you call us we will need to know if you have positively identified the bees as honey bees. We typically do not remove any other type of bee other then a honey bees but have been known to remove yellow jackets, hornets and wasps when needed..

Please take a look at the photos below to properly identify your bees:

 

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  Honey Bee
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  Yellow Jacket
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  Bald Faced Hornet
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  Bumble Bee
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  Carpenter Bee
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  Cicada Killer Wasp
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  Digger Bee or Ground Bee. Many times confused for a honeybee.
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  Digger Bee or Ground Bee. Many times confused for a honeybee.
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  Mud Dauber
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  Paper Wasp
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  Yellow Jacket. Confused many times with a honebee.
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  Us Navy Super Hornet. I might not be able to remove it but I can fix it!

 

Removal of Colonies

The Procedure....

BeeRemoval911 is in the business of removing bees from both residential and commercial property. We have experience in Swarm Removal as well as Colony Extraction and Relocation.

We will first speak with you to determine the best course of action and give you a estimated range of what you can expect to pay for the removal.

We will then schedule a time that is convenient for you to come out and remove the bees.

We are equipped with highly specialized equipment and techniques that will help us quickly locate and gain access to the honey bees.

We do as little damage to your structure as possible in the process of the removal which facilitates quick repairs.

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