Live Bee Removal in North Richland Hills, TX

North Richland Hills sits right in the heart of the Mid-Cities, a NE Tarrant County community where families spend their summers at NRH2O and their weekends on the Iron Horse Golf Course. It's a solid, established suburb with mature trees, long-standing neighborhoods, and the kind of infrastructure that bees find irresistible. Older homes with settled mortar joints, weathered fascia boards, and decades-old rooflines offer exactly the cavities a honey bee colony is searching for. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal throughout North Richland Hills.

Mid-Cities, Major Bee Activity

The Mid-Cities region, with its mix of residential, commercial, and green space, supports a thriving honey bee population. That's ecologically wonderful until a swarm lands on your patio furniture or a colony sets up permanent residence behind your bathroom wall. Kyle Meinert and the Honey Bee Rescue team hold TDA License #083303 and have the experience to handle removals from virtually any structure — brick veneer, stucco, stone, wood siding, metal buildings, and everything in between. Every colony we remove is relocated to one of our 300+ managed hives.

Structural Bee Removal in NRH

North Richland Hills has neighborhoods dating back to the 1960s and 70s alongside newer developments, and each era of construction presents its own set of bee entry points. We perform full structural removals that go beyond simply vacuuming bees off the surface. We open the affected area, extract the entire colony and all honeycomb, treat the cavity to remove scent markers that attract future swarms, and seal the entry. It's meticulous work, but leaving any step out invites the problem to return.

Call Honey Bee Rescue in North Richland Hills

From the neighborhoods near Smithfield Road to the homes along Rufe Snow Drive, bees don't care about your zip code — they care about finding a cavity and a water source. If they've found both at your property, call Honey Bee Rescue at (214) 227-7562. We'll give your bees a better home and give you back your wall. Everybody wins, which is the entire point.