Successful Bee Removal Projects in Las Vegas
See firsthand how Vegas Bees has effectively and safely resolved bee infestations throughout the Las Vegas Valley. Enjoy our gallery of successful bee removal projects, and see more on our Blog.
Water Fountain Outdoor Beehive
Backyard water fountains seem to provide a nice area for the bees to make their home. These removals can be tricky, and if not done right, the bees can get irritated.
Removal was from Skye Canyon.
Sprinkler Valve Box Beehive
Specialized hive removal from sprinkler valve boxes involves careful techniques to ensure the safe and humane removal of the bees and their honeycombs.
Removal was from North Las Vegas.
Bee Removal in Sidewalk Cable Box
Removing a hive from a cable box typically includes opening the enclosure, employing techniques to calm the bees, and removing the hive.
Removal was from Spring Valley.
Bee Swarm in Northern Arizona
Bee swarms are in the phase of a colony's relocation. Though they may appear scary, they are generally docile. However, always avoid disturbing them.
Removal was from Dolan Springs.
Backyard Cardboard Box Beehive
Bees sometimes choose unexpected places, like cardboard boxes, to build a hive. This results in a delicate situation that we easily handled.
Removal was from Southwest Vegas.
Bee Swarm in an African Sumac Tree
Bee swarms often cluster in trees as they search for a new home. While this is a natural process, they should be safely removed and relocated.
Removal was from Las Vegas.
Garage Wall Gigantic Beehive
Bees had made a nest inside a garage wall. All bees and honeycomb were relocated to our farm, and the damage was resolved quickly.
Removal was from Rhodes Ranch.
Swarm on a Backyard Composter
A beehive in a backyard composter created a difficult removal situation. The confined space and compost material posed unique challenges.
Removal was from Providence.
Bee Swarm Moving into the Roof
A bee colony establishing itself in your roof can cause structural damage and pose a stinging risk. We removed them safely and promptly.
Removal was from Summerlin Arbors.
Bees Living in a Roof Removal
Discovering bees living in your roof is an urgent matter. Delaying removal can lead to larger problems. Look how in three months this colony grew.
Removal was from Downtown Vegas.
Bees Swarm Low Lying Tree Trunk
Removing the bee swarm from this tree branch required a delicate approach, which we carefully captured and relocated to our apiary.
Removal was from Sun City Summerlin.
Bee Removal From a Shed's Wall
We safely and humanely removed these bees from a shed. They had built extensive honeycombs inside. The whole colony now has a new home.
Removal was from Henderson.
Beehive on a BBQ Grill
Your BBQ is supposed to be for grilling, not for bees! We removed and moved them to our bee farm. The grill was returned to its meat grilling state.
Removal from Sun City Aliante.
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Beehive in a Tree
An outdoor tree hive was removed with our specialized equipment. The bees were successfully relocated. The tree is now safe for all to enjoy.
Removal was from Rancho Circle.
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Bees in a Climbing Wall
We carefully extracted bees from a climbing wall using our no-kill process. All bees were safely removed with care and taken to our apiary.
Removal was from Boulder City.
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Beehive Under the Eave
Removing a beehive from under the roof eave involves careful inspection, hive extraction, and necessary repairs to prevent future infestations.
Removal was from Green Valley.
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Swarm on a Stucco Pillar
A stucco pillar swarm was extracted using specialized techniques. The bees were gently transferred from this challenging surface safely and swiftly.
Removal was from Inspirada.
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Beehive in a Wood Wall
A hive within a wooden wall was removed by us safely and quickly. The space was properly repaired, preventing future colony habitation.
Removal was from Boulder City.
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Bees on Side of a House
While bees on the side of a house may look temporary, it's crucial to determine if they are simply resting or if they are an established hive.
Removal was from Ridges in Summerlin.
Combs from Tree Stump
We carefully extracted brood combs from a tree stump, relocating the bees. The stump is now bee-free for the owner to reclaim.
Removal was from Las Vegas.
Mulberry Tree Beehive
A large hive in a mulberry tree was safely moved to a better environment. All bees and honeycombs were carefully handled and removed.
Removal was from The Lakes.
Inground Water Box Hive
A beehive in an inground irrigation box poses a potential stinging hazard, especially when you open the top to access your water valves.
Removal was from Sunrise Mountain.
Bees in Construction Area
Bees inside a building that is under construction can create a serious hazard with workers moving materials, using tools, and creating lots of noise.
Removal was from Downtown Las Vegas.
Bees in an Industrial Pipe
A beehive inside an abandoned industrial pipe offers the bees protection, but any vibration, noise, or disturbance can trigger defensive behavior.
Removal was from Southwest Gas.
Waterall Fountain Hive
A beehive in a home waterfall fountain?
Yes, the hollow, dark shelter inside makes it a nice spot for bees. Any attempt to clean or repair it could provoke them.
Removal was from Henderson.
Bees Love Eaves
A beehive under a home's eave is very common here in Las Vegas.
They are well shaded, and since we get little rain, they are safe from getting wet.
Removal was from Southern Highlands.
Bees Living Behind Stucco Wall
Beehives are common in stucco walls here in Las Vegas. They provide very small entrance and exit holes, so the bees can come and go freely, almost undetected.
Removal was from Lake Las Vegas.
Honey Bee Removal and Relocation Projects
Here are a few more bee removal and rescue projects we have done at Vegas Bees
Beehive in a Plum Tree
A plum tree hive removal proved challenging due to height and branch density. The bees were relocated before the fruit harvest season started.
Removal was from Painted Desert.
Beehive in a Stucco Bump Out
A stucco bump out hive needed special access techniques for removal. The hive was then extracted and relocated with safety with care.
Removal was from Inspirada.
Open Air Hive Under an Eave
An exposed eave hive had grown quickly, needing careful removal. All bees were relocated from the under the eave location quickly.
Removal was from North Las Vegas.
Removing a Home Entrance Hive
We removed a home entrance hive that was causing a safety concern. All bees were relocated, ensuring safe access to the entrance again.
Removal was from Boulder City.
Bees Removed from a Shed Floor
Bees under a shed floor created access challenges. The bees were removed, addressing the stinging risk and access issues into the shed.
Removal from MacDonald Highlands.
Bees Living in a Block Wall
Block walls will provide bees with a sheltered nesting area. Removing this hive involved targeted entry for the hive extraction and rescue.
Removal was from Centennial Hills.
Shipping Container Hive
A shipping container hive was a unique and challenging rescue. The bees and the honeycombs were carefully moved to their new beehive box.
Removal from Downtown Las Vegas.
Beehive in a Truck's Tire
We removed a beehive from a truck's tire that required an out of the box approach, taking into consideration the confined space and tire structure.
Removal was from Henderson.
Bumblebee Removal
We specialize in the safe and humane removal and rescue of bumblebees. Our methods minimize stress and ensure the survival of these pollinators.
Removal from The Canyons Summerlin.
Beehive in a Two Story Roof
A beehive in a two story roof presents a significant removal challenge due to height and access. We use scaffolding or a boom lift to access the beehive.
Removal was from Henderson.
Natural Bee Nest Outdoors
These hives blend seamlessly with nature, requiring careful handling to ensure the bees are safely relocated to continue living in a new beehive box.
Removal was from East Las Vegas.
Wasp Nest Removals
Wasp nests can be found in various locations around your home. These nests pose a stinging hazard and can be difficult to remove safely.
Removal was from Las Vegas.
Bedroom Floor Beehive
A hive found inside a bedroom floor isn’t just surprising, it’s a challenge that requires precision and care. They were removed and the floor was repaired.
Removal was from Rhodes Ranch.
Yellowjacket Removal
Dealing with yellowjackets can feel like walking on thin ice. They’re aggressive and protective of their nests. We work quick and efficient with yellowjackets.
Removal was from Green Valley.
Bees on a Giant Skeleton
This enormous skeleton has attracted quite a buzzing crowd! A massive swarm of bees had decided to make it their rather unusual resting spot!
Removal was from Sunrise Mountain.
Bumblebees Inside a Tree Trunk
Bumblebees sometimes build their nest inside hollow tree trunks, making their removal much more challenging than a typical exposed nest.
Removal was from Spring Valley.
Honeybees in a Summerlin Roof
Skill and precision is what roof removals are all about. The queen bee has so many places to hide, it can be a monumental challenge finding her.
Removal was from Enterprise.
Beehive in a Pecan Tree
This is a spectacular beehive we had removed from a pecan tree in North Las Vegas. The bees were very gentle and are happily living at our bee farm.
Removal was from North Las Vegas.
Concrete Wall Beehives
When bees move into a concrete wall, they make removal a real puzzle! These hives require careful planning and precision to extract the bees safely.
Removal was from Sun City Anthem.
Bees Living in a Vase
A beehive inside a vase presents a challenging removal due to its confined nature. We safely relocated the vase, and the bees remained undisturbed.
Removal was from Las Vegas.
Bees Inside a Tree Hole
When bees settle into a hole in a tree, they create a snug, natural hive! Removing them requires expertise to preserve both the bees and the tree.
Removal was from Las Vegas.
Bees Living inside of a Weber Grill
When the landlord went into the backyard, she found bees coming out of the Weber grill that sat unused for about a year. We rescued them the next day.
Removal was from Centennial Hills.
Beehive in Palm and Sumac Trees
After clearing a path to get to the bees, we came across this monster beehive!
We found the queen in under 10 minutes and finished soon after.
Removal from Paseos in Summerlin.
Beehive in Wooden Wine Barrel
A full colony of honey bees had made their home inside a wine barrel, and it was one of the most unusual removals we’ve ever done.
Removal was from Desert Shores.
Bees Swarm a Home Entrance
When the homeowners saw this swarm of bees at their front door, they called us because they knew we would rescue them and bring them to our bee farm.
Removal was from Lone Mountain.
Beehive in a Utility Storage Box
This colossal beehive was living in a plastic storage box on the homeowner's back porch for over a year. They just got too busy as the colony grew huge.
Removal from Willows in Summerlin.
Beehive in Plastic Trash Can
A homeowner called after spotting bees flying in and out of a plastic trash can near their garage. When we lifted the lid, we found a full hive built inside.
Removal was from Las Vegas.
Bees Inside a Hose Reel Box
Bees inside a hose reel box are more common than you might think. The enclosed space provides shelter from the wind, rain, and sun.
Removal from Sun City Summerlin.
Bees Inside a Mannequin
Imagine our surprise when a call for a discarded mannequin with a buzzing colony inside the hollow shell came in! That was a first for us!
Removal was from Las Vegas
Bees Take Over a Birdhouse
This charming wooden birdhouse has a new set of tenants. Some local Las Vegas honeybees have found their perfect cozy home sweet home.
Removal was from Skye Canyon.
Beehive on African Sumac Tree
This large and beautiful beehive had been hanging off this tree branch for 7 months. The bees became feisty with the homeowner, so they were removed.
Removal from North Las Vegas.
Beehive on African Sumac Branch
This is that previous beautiful beehive had been hanging off the tree branch for 7 months. This is what it looked like once we arrived. There were so many bees!
Removal from North Las Vegas.