Bee Removal in Bee Cave, Texas: Yes, That Bee Cave

We realize the irony is not subtle. A bee removal company servicing a town literally named Bee Cave is the kind of on-the-nose situation that does not require much explanation. The city got its name from the Mexican honey bees that once inhabited a large limestone cave in the area, and while that original cave may be developed over, the bees clearly did not get the eviction memo. They are still here, thriving in the Hill Country terrain west of Austin along Hamilton Pool Road, and Honey Bee Rescue is here to manage the relationship between the residents of Bee Cave and the insects the town was named after.

Bee Cave has grown from a quiet Hill Country crossroads into a polished community of upscale homes, shopping centers, and the Hill Country Galleria. The construction is newer and generally tighter than what you find in older Austin neighborhoods, but bees are remarkably resourceful. They will exploit a quarter-inch gap in stucco, a weep hole in brick, or a poorly sealed soffit vent without hesitation. Once inside, they build fast. A colony in a Bee Cave wall void during peak season can lay down comb at an impressive rate, and the Texas heat means that unremoved honeycomb will eventually melt and cause water-stain-style damage that no one wants to explain to their HOA.

Professional Hive Removal in the Hill Country

Honey Bee Rescue performs full structural removals throughout Bee Cave and the surrounding Hill Country communities. We open the affected area, remove the entire colony and all comb, clean the cavity, and seal entry points to prevent recolonization. Every bee we remove is relocated alive to one of our hives across Texas. We are TDA licensed and fully insured, which in a town named after bees feels less like a credential and more like destiny.

Bee Cave Central Park, the trails along the greenbelt, and the mature oaks throughout the residential areas all provide excellent foraging for honey bees, so swarms and new colonies are a regular occurrence from spring through fall. If you spot a cluster on a tree in your yard or hear buzzing inside a wall, do not attempt a DIY solution. Call Honey Bee Rescue at (214) 227-7562. We will come out, assess the situation, and handle the removal properly, because if any city in Texas deserves a bee removal company that actually saves the bees, it is the one that put them in the name.