Centennial Hills Bee Removal & Live Bee Relocation
Dealing with a Swarm or Beehive on Your Property?
We provide fast, emergency-ready bee removal and live relocation for homeowners and businesses throughout all Centennial Hills communities and developments.
As local, licensed, and insured beekeepers, we offer a safe, chemical-free alternative to traditional pest control.
Text us a photo of where the bees made their home for a free quote, and let’s get your home or property bee-free today.
Have Bees Around Your House or Business?
If bees have suddenly shown up around your Centennial Hills home or business, please don't spray them or try to block their entrance.
If they're flying in and out of a hole, they're probably already establishing a colony. If they're clustered together on a tree, wall, roof, fence, or another surface, you may be looking at a swarm.
Call or text us and send us a picture if you can.
We'll explain what needs to be done, how we can remove them, and what happens to the bees afterward.
Centennial Hills Homeowners Call Us When They Want the Bees Removed Humanely
Choose No-Harm, Bee Removal & Relocation
We've completed hundreds of bee and swarm removals throughout Southern Nevada. We don't send a general pest-control technician to your house with a can of spray. We handle the removal ourselves.
We remove the queen, bees, honeycomb, honey, brood, and pollen and relocate the colony to one of our managed bee farms.
That matters because simply exterminating the bees doesn't remove the hive itself. Honeycomb and honey left inside a wall, roof, soffit, or other structure will create a big problem later.
Our goal is simple:
Get the bees out of your house. Protect your family and property. Give the bee colony another place to live peacefully.
Why Our Customers Love Vegas Bees
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Recently Rescued a Colony at Floyd Lamb Park
What Happens When You Call Us
We Figure Out What You're Dealing With
We'll ask where the bees are located, how long they've been there, and what you've noticed.
We Come Out and Remove the Colony
We assess the situation and determine the safest way to get the bees out. For an established hive, that can mean carefully opening the area where the colony has built its comb and removing the bees and hive material.
The Bees Leave with Us
We relocate the colony to one of our bee farms where we can care for them.
We Clean Up the Hive Area
We remove the honeycomb and other hive material and address the opening where the bees got inside.
You don't have to figure all of this out yourself. That's why you called us.
Where Are the Bees?
We've removed bees from all kinds of places around Las Vegas.
Inside Walls
Bees can enter through surprisingly small openings and build a colony inside a wall cavity.
Rooflines, Attics, and Soffits
A protected roof space can look like a perfect home to a swarm of bees.
Block Walls and Wood Fences
Bees sometimes establish colonies inside hollow block walls and wood fence structures.
Trees and Shrubs
A swarm hanging from a tree doesn't necessarily mean there is an established hive yet.
Water and Utility Boxes
These protected spaces can become attractive places for bees, especially around landscaped properties.
Garages, Sheds and Other Structures
Anywhere that's protected from the elements can become a potential nesting site.
Need the Bees Gone?
If bees have moved into your Centennial Hills home, you don't have to figure out what to do next. Call Us Today.
Is Bee Removal Safe Around My Family and Pets?
We take the situation seriously because bees can become defensive when their colony is disturbed.
That's why we don't ever recommend homeowners try to remove a hive themselves.
When we arrive, we'll assess the location and determine how to approach the colony safely.
We use professional protective equipment and removal techniques appropriate for the situation.
Keep children and pets away from the bees until we arrive.
If anyone has been stung and is experiencing serious symptoms such as difficulty breathing, dizziness, or nausea, call 911 immediately.
Don't try to remove an established hive yourself. Disturbing a colony can cause the bees to become defensive, putting you, your family, pets and neighbors at risk. Keep everyone away from the area and call us.
