Bee Removal in Cedar Creek, Texas

Cedar Creek is an unincorporated community in Bastrop County southeast of Austin, the kind of place where properties are measured in acres rather than square feet and the nearest neighbor might be a quarter mile down a gravel road. This rural character is part of Cedar Creek's appeal, and it is also part of why bee colonies thrive here. Abundant wildflowers, open pastureland, wooded creek bottoms, and structures that sit quietly between visits all create ideal conditions for honey bees to establish themselves without anyone noticing until the hive is well entrenched.

Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal throughout the Cedar Creek area and greater Bastrop County. The ranches, barns, outbuildings, and older homes scattered across this region frequently harbor colonies that have been building for months or even years. A barn wall full of honeycomb is not unusual out here, and neither is a colony in a stock tank pump house or the eave of a hay shed. We have the equipment and experience to handle removals in these rural settings where access can be a project in itself.

Rural Bee Removal Done Right

The temptation on a rural property is to deal with a bee colony yourself, or to call someone who will simply spray it and walk away. Both approaches leave you with dead bees and rotting honeycomb that will attract wax moths, ants, rodents, and eventually another colony of bees looking for a ready-made home. Honey Bee Rescue removes the entire colony alive, cleans out all the comb, and seals the cavity. The bees go to a managed apiary where they keep doing what they do best. Your structure stays clean and bee-free.

If you have bees on your Cedar Creek property, whether it is a swarm in a cedar tree or a colony inside your barn wall, give us a call at (214) 227-7562. We are TDA licensed, insured, and happy to make the drive out to Bastrop County. The bees out here are worth saving, and so is your barn.