Is there a swarm of bees on your tree, fence or eave? We collect swarms live across San Diego County, often the same day in season, before they move into your walls or roof.
A swarm is a cluster of bees resting in the open while scouts look for a new home. A hive is a colony that has moved in and built comb. Swarms are the easier, faster job, which is why calling early matters.
Tree branches, shrubs, fences, eaves, patio furniture, mailboxes, cars and play sets. If they are out in the open, we can usually collect them quickly.
We gently gather the cluster into a ventilated box, wait for stragglers to join the queen, and relocate the swarm to [PARTNER BEEKEEPERS]. No spraying, no killing.
A swarm can move into a gap in your home within hours or days. Once it starts building comb inside, the job becomes a cutout and repair.
Swarm removal is usually the simplest bee job, and cost depends on height and access. Send a photo for a free quote.
It might, but it may also move into your walls. Removing it is the safer choice.
Swarms are usually calm, but most wild colonies here carry Africanized traits. Keep people and pets away and do not spray.
In season we often offer same day swarm removal when the schedule allows. Call now.
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