At this time we are not able to relocate or remove bees.

 

Please visit Texas A&M site for permitted to remove bees:

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http://txbeeinspection.tamu.edu/bee-removal/

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If you see a swarm of bees in a tree, on a fence or anywhere for that matter, chances are the swarm is 'resting" while on their way to a new home.

 

Most often the swarm of bees will just fly away within hours of arriving. 

A swarm of bees typically are not a threat - if the swarm is left alone!

 

Do not spray them with anything. They typically will not bother you if you don't bother them!

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If you see bees coming and going from a enclosed space, contact a bee remover. 

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if the space is sealed off or bees are sprayed, and the WAX/honey is NOT removed completely, other bees will come back!

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Make sure a beekeeper is removing ALL of the hive contents and not just the bees!

 

Here is a useful link to "bee proofing" your home and general bee safety:

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https://honeybeelab.tamu.edu/beekeeper-resources/bee-removal-and-sample-submission/beeproofing/

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