Bee Removal in Burnet, Texas

Burnet calls itself the Bluebonnet Capital of Texas, which in a state where multiple towns compete for wildflower bragging rights is no small distinction. The Highland Lakes chain, the rolling Hill Country terrain, and the abundance of native flora make Burnet County outstanding habitat for honey bees. It also means that when spring arrives, colonies are expanding, swarms are flying, and the phone at Honey Bee Rescue starts ringing with calls from Burnet homeowners who have discovered uninvited guests in their walls, their barns, or their water meter boxes.

The town of Burnet has a classic small-town Texas feel, with a courthouse square, local businesses, and residential streets lined with mature trees. These older properties often have the kind of construction details, wooden siding, stone chimneys, open soffits, that bees treat as open invitations. A colony that moves into a Burnet home in April can have a substantial hive built by June, and by the time summer temperatures push past a hundred degrees, that honeycomb becomes a ticking clock of melting wax and dripping honey inside your walls.

Highland Lakes Region Bee Management

Out toward Inks Lake and the Highland Lakes, rural properties and vacation homes present their own bee challenges. Cabins that sit unoccupied for weeks at a time are particularly vulnerable to colonization, and many owners do not discover the hive until they open the door for a weekend getaway and find bees have claimed the place with considerably more commitment. Honey Bee Rescue handles these removals throughout the season, extracting the colony alive and relocating it to a managed apiary.

We are TDA licensed, fully insured, and experienced with the stone and cedar construction styles common across the Hill Country. If bees have found their way into your Burnet property, call Honey Bee Rescue at (214) 227-7562. We will get the colony out, clean up the comb, and seal things properly, so you can go back to enjoying the bluebonnets without a buzzing soundtrack inside your house.