Bee Removal in Arlington, TX

Arlington sits right in the middle of everything—geographically between Dallas and Fort Worth, spiritually between "major city" and "sprawling suburb," and apparently right in the flight path of every honey bee swarm in Tarrant County. With AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field, Six Flags Over Texas, and roughly 400,000 people packed into 96 square miles, Arlington generates enough activity to attract bees from three counties. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal across Arlington, because the only thing that should be swarming here is the crowd after a Cowboys touchdown.

The Entertainment District gets all the attention, but bees are just as interested in Arlington's older neighborhoods near UTA, the established homes in East Arlington and Dalworthington Gardens, and the sprawling commercial corridors along Pioneer Parkway, Cooper Street, and Division. Arlington's massive tree canopy—one of the largest urban forests in Texas—provides ideal foraging and nesting habitat. Add in the lakes, creeks, and parks like River Legacy and Vandergriff, and you've got a city that honey bees genuinely love. They're not wrong. It's a great city. They just can't live in your house.

Kyle Meinert, founder of Honey Bee Rescue, is a licensed beekeeper (TDA #083303) with over 300 managed hives. We perform complete structural removals—extracting the colony, removing all comb and honey, and sealing the entry. This isn't a spray-and-pray operation. Honey bees are vital pollinators and we treat every removal as a rescue mission, not an extermination. The bees go to our apiaries where they continue doing what they do best.

Whether your bees are behind the brick veneer of a 1970s ranch house in South Arlington, nesting in the eaves of a Parks Mall-adjacent business, or putting on their own show somewhere near the ballpark, Honey Bee Rescue has the experience and equipment to handle it. Free estimates, work you can count on, and bees that get to keep living. Call (214) 227-7562 today.