Bee Removal in Denton, TX

Denton is the kind of city that names itself the "Little D" without a trace of irony, supports a live music scene that rivals cities five times its size, and houses two major universities within a few blocks of each other. It is also, to the surprise of no one who has walked past a flowering bush on the courthouse square, an outstanding place to be a honey bee. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal in Denton, because this city's quirky energy should come from the people—not from a hive in the attic vibrating at 95 degrees.

Between UNT's sprawling campus, TWU's tree-lined grounds, the historic homes surrounding the Denton Square, and the booming development along I-35W and the 380 corridor, Denton gives bees more housing options than a real estate app. The mature pecans and oaks in older neighborhoods like Oak-Hickory, the wildflowers along the Greenbelt, and the gardens tended by Denton's considerable population of people who actually care about native plants create year-round forage. Older homes near Fry Street, downtown buildings with century-old bones, and even the quirky repurposed structures on Industrial Street all provide the crevices and cavities bees need to build.

Honey Bee Rescue is led by Kyle Meinert, TDA-licensed beekeeper (#083303) and manager of more than 300 hives. We take live removal seriously because we take bees seriously. Every colony is extracted whole—queen, workers, comb—and relocated to our managed apiaries. We don't cut corners, we don't leave honeycomb to rot in your walls, and we don't pretend that spraying a colony is the same as removing it. It isn't. Not even close.

Whether you're a homeowner near Rayzor Ranch, a landlord managing student rentals near campus, a business owner on the Square, or someone who just noticed ten thousand bees using your porch light as a front door, Honey Bee Rescue offers free estimates and real solutions. Call (214) 227-7562. Denton keeps it weird. Your bee situation doesn't have to be.