Live Bee Removal in Melissa, TX

Melissa is one of those North Texas towns that went from a quiet dot on the map between McKinney and Anna to a fast-growing community seemingly overnight. New rooftops, new neighborhoods, new grocery stores — and, inevitably, new bee colonies finding their way into all of it. When development pushes into previously open land, displaced bees look for the next best cavity, and your brand-new construction fits the description perfectly. Honey Bee Rescue provides live bee removal in Melissa so your fresh start doesn't come with a buzzing surprise.

Small-Town Charm, Big-Colony Problems

Melissa still has that rural North Texas charm — the kind of town where you wave at your neighbor and there's actual sky between the houses. But those open fields and old fence lines harbor wild bee colonies that become your problem when they decide to relocate into a soffit or wall void. Kyle Meinert and the Honey Bee Rescue team hold TDA License #083303 and manage over 300 hives across Texas, which means your bees aren't being destroyed — they're being given a better address.

New Construction Bee Removal in Melissa

It might surprise new homeowners to learn that bees can establish a colony inside a wall in a matter of days. In a community growing as fast as Melissa, construction gaps, unfinished soffits, and freshly drilled utility penetrations are open invitations. We perform complete removals that include extracting the colony, removing all comb and honey, and sealing the entry so the next swarm doesn't follow the scent trail back to the same spot. It's the kind of detail that matters.

Call Honey Bee Rescue in Melissa

Whether you're in one of Melissa's established homes along the 75 corridor or a brand-new build in the latest phase, bees don't discriminate. They just need a cavity and a water source, and Melissa has both in abundance. Call Honey Bee Rescue at (214) 227-7562 and let us handle the removal professionally, humanely, and with a level of expertise that a can of spray from the hardware store simply cannot match.