University City bee removal for homes, condos and HOAs near UCSD.
Bye Bye Bees helps University City homeowners, condo boards and property managers remove bees alive through a licensed and insured contractor, with comb removal and repair in the same visit. Get a free quote and in swarm season the crew often arrives the same day.
South University City is filled with 1960s single story homes with low pitched roofs and wide eaves, while the north side near Westfield UTC and UC San Diego has condos, apartments and townhome HOAs. Rose Canyon and San Clemente Canyon run along the edges of the community, and their oaks and sycamores support wild colonies that send swarms into neighborhood eaves each spring. Many condo complexes share walls and roofs, so removal is often coordinated with an HOA or manager.
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We remove the bees alive whenever possible and relocate the colony to a local beekeeper.
Every piece of honeycomb comes out so it cannot melt, stain or draw new bees.
A licensed and insured contractor repairs the opening and seals the entry point.
That depends on your lease and HOA, but we can quote the HOA or manager directly so the right party can approve the work.
Often yes. The technician checks both sides and picks the access point that causes the least disruption.
Wild colonies anywhere in San Diego can carry Africanized genetics, so treat any colony with caution and keep a safe distance.
Yes, from the UTC and UCSD area to the neighborhoods south of Rose Canyon.
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