Bee Removal in Cedar Hill, TX

Cedar Hill is that rare DFW suburb that actually feels like you've left DFW. Between the rolling limestone terrain, the panoramic views from the escarpment, and Cedar Hill State Park right in your backyard, it's the kind of place where nature isn't just nearby—it's the whole point. The bees agree completely. They think Cedar Hill is wonderful. They think your soffit is wonderful too. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal in Cedar Hill, because sharing your home with nature should have some reasonable limits.

Cedar Hill's unique geography—sitting atop the Austin Chalk escarpment with Joe Pool Lake to the west and a canopy of cedar, oak, and mesquite covering the hillsides—makes it one of the most naturally rich environments in the Metroplex. The wildflowers in the state park, the native vegetation along FM 1382 and Belt Line Road, and the established gardens in neighborhoods like Waterford Oaks, Lake Ridge, and the homes overlooking the Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center provide year-round foraging opportunities. Older homes with stone and wood construction are especially attractive to colonies seeking insulated cavities.

Kyle Meinert, founder of Honey Bee Rescue and TDA-licensed beekeeper (#083303), has built a practice around saving bees rather than killing them. Managing over 300 hives, he understands that every colony removed from your wall is a colony that can continue pollinating Texas ecosystems. Our removals are thorough—we extract the entire colony, remove all wax and honey, treat the area to prevent re-colonization, and seal the entry point so the next swarm looks elsewhere.

From the hilltop estates to the neighborhoods near Uptown Village at Cedar Hill, if honey bees have found their way into your structure, Honey Bee Rescue will find them and relocate them humanely. We provide free estimates and stand by our work. Call us at (214) 227-7562—Cedar Hill has enough wildlife. Your walls don't need to contribute to the census.