Bee Removal in Cedar Park, Texas

Cedar Park sits northwest of Austin along US 183 and has grown from a small Hill Country community into a city with its own identity, one that includes the H-E-B Center, the Austin Spurs, a fondness for the Brushy Creek trail system, and a healthy population of honey bees that did not consult the city planning department before setting up colonies throughout the area. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal across Cedar Park, from the established neighborhoods near the Brushy Creek corridor to the newer developments pushing toward Liberty Hill.

Cedar Park's mix of newer suburban construction and pockets of older homes creates a varied landscape for bee activity. Newer homes with stone veneer and stucco are not immune. Bees routinely enter through weep holes in brick, gaps around utility penetrations, and unsealed transitions between materials. In the older sections of Cedar Park, the construction is even more inviting, with wooden eaves, aging soffits, and the occasional detached garage that might as well have a welcome sign posted for scout bees.

Fast-Growing City, Fast-Growing Colonies

The green spaces that make Cedar Park livable, Brushy Creek, the parks along Whitestone Boulevard, and the preserved tree lines throughout the neighborhoods, also make it productive foraging territory for bees. Colonies established in structures here can grow quickly, and spring swarm season sends new colonies fanning out across the city looking for cavities to occupy. We capture swarms before they move into structures and perform full removals on colonies that have already settled in.

Every colony Honey Bee Rescue removes from Cedar Park is relocated alive to a managed apiary. We extract all honeycomb, clean the cavity, and seal the entry points to prevent recolonization. We are TDA licensed, fully insured, and we know Cedar Park well enough to find your house without GPS. Probably. Call (214) 227-7562 for a free estimate.