Bee Removal in Johnson City, Texas

Johnson City is the Blanco County seat and the childhood home of President Lyndon Baines Johnson, a distinction that gives this small Hill Country town a place in American history and a steady stream of visitors to the LBJ Ranch and Pedernales Falls State Park. The bees in Johnson City predate any president and will likely outlast every political debate, steadily working the wildflowers, live oaks, and Hill Country terrain that makes this area one of the most productive pollinator landscapes in Central Texas. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal throughout Johnson City and Blanco County.

The Hill Country wine trail runs through this area, and Johnson City has become a hub for tasting rooms, small wineries, and the weekend visitors they attract. The mix of historic stone buildings downtown, ranch properties along the Pedernales, and newer construction serving the wine country tourism industry all present potential nesting sites for honey bees. A colony in the stone wall of a tasting room or the cedar eave of a ranch house is a common scenario here, and one that requires professional removal to resolve properly.

Hill Country Wine Trail Bee Management

The wildflowers and native plants that make the Hill Country wine trail scenic are the same ones that sustain healthy bee populations. Honey Bee Rescue relocates every colony we remove to managed apiaries, keeping those pollinators contributing to the ecosystem that makes this region special. We perform complete structural removals, extracting all bees and comb and sealing the structure against future entry.

Johnson City's stone and cedar construction can make bee removals more involved than typical suburban work, but Honey Bee Rescue has extensive experience with Hill Country building styles. We are TDA licensed, fully insured, and we appreciate the landscape out here as much as you do. If bees have moved into your Johnson City property, call us at (214) 227-7562. We will handle the colony with care, relocate it to a proper home, and leave you to enjoy the Pedernales in peace. LBJ would have approved of that kind of efficiency.