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Bees

Bees in Texas: When Helpful Pollinators Become a Problem

Bees are vital to our environment—but when they build hives near homes, schools, or businesses in Texas, they can pose a serious safety concern. Honey bees, carpenter bees, and even Africanized “killer” bees are all active in Texas, and they often nest in wall cavities, attics, trees, or sheds. While generally less aggressive than wasps, bees will defend their hive if they feel threatened, potentially causing painful stings and serious allergic reactions.

Texas homeowners may encounter swarms during the spring and early summer. While swarms aren’t immediately dangerous, they can quickly become permanent residents if they find a nesting site. That’s when quick and safe removal becomes essential.

Bee Removal: Safe, Humane, and Effective Solutions

When dealing with bees, safe and humane removal is key. Unlike wasps, bees are protected in many areas due to their ecological importance. Our pest control team works with licensed beekeepers or uses bee-friendly methods to:

  • Relocate or safely remove bee colonies without harming pollinators
  • Inspect and repair any structural damage caused by nesting
  • Seal entry points to prevent future infestations

We handle all bee-related issues with care, whether it’s a swarm on a tree branch or a colony inside your walls. Don’t risk injury or damage—call our Texas-based team for expert bee control and removal.