Humane & EffectiveBee Removal Services
Expert bee hive removal with a focus on bee preservation and relocation. Serving the greater Orlando area with 25+ years of counseling and bee removal experience.
Expert Bee Services in Orlando
Safe, Licensed, and Environmentally Friendly
Expert Bee Removal Orlando
Safe and humane removal of honeybee colonies from structures, trees, and ground nests.
- Swarm Captures
- Ground Bee Management
- 24/7 Emergency Service
Bumble Bee Removal Orlando
Identification and recommendation for safe relocation of bumble bee nests from your property.
- Nest Location
- Safe Relocation
- Property Assessment
Wasp & Hornet Identification
Expert recommendation for removal of paper wasps, mud daubers, and other species from your property.
- Nest Identification
- Property Protection
- Prevention Strategies
Yellow Jacket Identification
Specialized recommendation for safe removal of yellow jacket nests from your locations.
- Ground Nest Examination
- Aggressive Species Management
- Prevention
Why Choose The Other Bee Guy
Professional, humane bee removal that protects your property
The Bee Counselor Approach
Unlike pest control companies that simply exterminate bees, I specialize in humane removal and relocation. As both a school counselor and beekeeper, I bring a unique perspective to bee removal that focuses on education and preservation.
When you choose The Other Bee Guy for your bee removal needs in Orlando, you're not just getting rid of a problem—you're contributing to the preservation of these vital pollinators while ensuring your property is bee-free.
- 10+ Years of Bee Removal Experience
Specialized expertise in honey bee behavior and removal techniques
- Florida State Certified Beekeeper
Registered with the Florida Department of Agriculture
- Licensed and Insured
Full liability coverage for all bee removal services
- Transparent, Upfront Pricing
No hidden fees or surprise charges after the job is complete
Don't Try DIY Bee Removal!
Attempting to remove bees yourself can be dangerous and often results in harm to both you and the bees. Professional removal ensures safety and proper relocation of these important pollinators.
Our Bee Removal Process
Professional, humane bee removal in 6 careful steps
Assessment
We thoroughly inspect your property to locate the hive, assess the colony size, and determine the best removal approach.
Custom Plan
We develop a removal plan based on the hive location, size, and accessibility, with transparent pricing.
Safe Setup
We prepare the area and use professional-grade protective equipment to ensure safety during removal.
Humane Removal
We carefully remove the honeycomb and capture the queen and worker bees for relocation to a new hive.
Cleanup & Repair
We clean the area thoroughly, removing all honey and wax residue that could attract new bees.
Prevention
We implement preventative measures and provide recommendations to prevent future bee infestations.
Get In Touch
Have questions or ready to work together? Reach out today!
Contact Information
What to Include in Your Request
- Location of the bee hive or swarm
- How long the bees have been present
- Preferred time for a consultation or service
Client Experiences
Real Stories from Homeowners, Educators & Farmers
We had a fantastic experience with James and his bee removal service! From the moment I called, he was extremely professional and communicated with me promptly. He came out the very same day to remove a large hive that had been forming on the side of our house. James is incredibly knowledgeable, and he even took the time to teach us about bee science! We highly recommend James—he is trustworthy, professional, and punctual. You can count on him to get the job done right!.
Victoria JeBailey
Recent Client
James is so kind, knowledgeable, and helpful! He came out on the fly to check out our manufacturing facility and warehouse, which was infested with hundreds of bees outside and inside. He helped us brainstorm a bunch of different solutions to fix our problem while educating us on how we created the problem and what we needed to do differently. He takes his time, has a great attitude, and is a pleasure to work with. Thank you so much, James!
Giovanna Montenotte
Recent Client
I can’t recommend The Other Bee Guy Bee Removal enough! Mr James (the owner) was incredibly responsive and professional. I had a bee issue that needed quick attention, and he showed up promptly and ready to go! The coolest part was he recorded the entire removal process and explained everything along the way in the video! It was fascinating to watch and so reassuring to understand what was happening. If you’re dealing with bees, this is the company you want to call. A+ service from start to finish!
Sharon Baker
Recent Client
Know Your Stinging Insects
Understanding the differences between hornets, wasps, bees, and bumble bees can help you identify what's on your property and determine the appropriate response.
| Characteristic | Hornets | Wasps | Honey Bees | Bumble Bees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Larger (1-1.5 inches), black with white or yellow markings | Slender body (0.5-1 inch), bright yellow and black stripes | Fuzzy, robust body (0.5 inch), golden brown and black | Large (0.5-1 inch), round, fuzzy body with yellow and black stripes |
| Nest Type | Large, enclosed paper nests, often football-shaped | Open-comb paper nests, umbrella-shaped | Wax honeycomb structures in enclosed spaces | Ground nests in abandoned rodent burrows or under debris |
| Aggressiveness | Highly aggressive, will attack in groups when nest is threatened | Aggressive, especially around food or when nest is disturbed | Generally docile unless directly threatened | Docile, only sting when nest is directly threatened |
| Sting | Very painful, can sting multiple times | Painful, can sting multiple times | Moderately painful, can only sting once (dies after) | Painful, can sting multiple times but rarely do |
| Diet | Predatory - feeds on insects and sometimes nectar | Scavengers - attracted to human food, meat, sweets | Pollinators - feeds on nectar and pollen | Pollinators - feeds on nectar and pollen |
| Recommended Action | Professional removal strongly recommended | Professional removal recommended | Professional relocation (protected species) | Avoid disturbing, relocate only if necessary (beneficial pollinators) |
Areas We Serve
Professional bee removal services throughout the greater Orlando area
The Other Bee Guy provides professional bee removal services throughout Orlando and the surrounding areas. We're committed to prompt, reliable service no matter where you're located in Central Florida.
Orlando Area
- Orlando
- Winter Park
- Maitland
- Altamonte Springs
- Casselberry
- Oviedo
Surrounding Areas
- Kissimmee
- Sanford
- Lake Mary
- Apopka
- Clermont
- Winter Garden
Don't see your area listed?
We serve many more locations throughout Central Florida. Contact us to check if we provide bee removal services in your area.
Check Your LocationFrequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our bee removal services
How do you remove bee hives safely?
We use specialized equipment and protective gear to safely remove bee hives. Our approach varies depending on the hive location, but always prioritizes the safety of both our team and the bees. We typically use a combination of bee vacuums, specialized tools, and careful handling to remove the entire colony including the queen, honeycomb, and brood.
Do you kill the bees during removal?
No, we practice humane bee removal. Unlike pest control companies, we carefully capture the bees alive and relocate them to a new hive where they can continue to thrive and pollinate. This approach is better for the environment and helps protect these important pollinators.
How much does bee removal cost in Orlando?
Our bee removal service pricing varies based on the hive location, size, and job complexity. We provide transparent pricing with no hidden fees and will give you a free quote.
How quickly can you respond to a bee problem?
We typically respond to inquiries within 2-4 hours during business hours. For emergency situations, we offer same-day service when possible. Our goal is to address your bee problem as quickly as possible, especially if it poses an immediate safety risk.
What happens to the bees after removal?
After removal, we relocate the bees to a suitable apiary where they can establish their colony in a new hive. The bees continue their important work as pollinators, and in many cases, will eventually produce honey. We never exterminate healthy honey bee colonies.
Will the bees come back after removal?
After complete hive removal and proper treatment of the area, those specific bees will not return to rebuild. However, the location may remain attractive to other bee swarms if not properly sealed. That's why we offer preventative services and recommendations to make your property less attractive to future bee colonies.
Still have questions about our bee removal services?
Contact UsNeed Professional Bee Removal in Orlando?
Don't risk DIY bee removal. Contact The Other Bee Guy for safe, humane, and effective bee hive removal services throughout the Orlando area.