Live Bee Removal in Olmos Park, Texas

Olmos Park is one of those places that people who don't live in San Antonio have never heard of, and people who do live in San Antonio speak of in slightly hushed tones. This tiny, affluent enclave—completely surrounded by San Antonio on all sides—covers barely half a square mile of stately homes, towering oaks, and tree-lined streets that look like they were designed specifically to appear on a realtor's dream sheet. It is also, as it happens, a phenomenal environment for honey bees. All those mature trees, manicured gardens, and historic landscaping produce a pollen buffet that runs nearly twelve months a year. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal in Olmos Park for residents who prefer their property values unaccompanied by several thousand uninvited pollinators.

Situated just north of the Olmos Basin Park and a stone's throw from Alamo Heights, Olmos Park is old-money San Antonio at its most dignified. The homes here tend toward mid-century elegance with real plaster walls, original woodwork, and the kind of architectural details that humans appreciate for their craftsmanship and bees appreciate for their abundance of entry points. A weep hole in a limestone facade or a gap beneath a clay tile roof is all the invitation a scout bee needs, and once she reports back to the swarm, you've got a colony setting up shop in your attic before the week is out. We've seen it happen with remarkable efficiency.

Honey Bee Rescue is TDA licensed (License #083303), fully insured, and experienced in working with the kind of older, high-quality construction that defines Olmos Park. We don't cut corners, and we treat your property with the same respect you'd expect from any professional entering your home—which is to say, we take our boots off if you ask and we don't leave a mess. Our process involves removing the entire colony alive, extracting all comb and honey from the cavity, and sealing the entry points so the next swarm passing through doesn't get any ideas. The bees are relocated to our managed apiaries, where they live out their days producing honey instead of structural damage.

Because Olmos Park is so small and so densely canopied, bee activity here can be surprisingly concentrated. The Olmos Basin Park itself is a green corridor that funnels foraging bees right through the residential streets, and the proximity to the San Antonio River watershed means water sources are never far away. These are ideal conditions for healthy, thriving colonies—which is wonderful for the ecosystem and less wonderful for the homeowner who discovers one inside a wall. We offer free estimates and can typically respond quickly given the area's compact geography.

If you've found bees in your Olmos Park home, call Honey Bee Rescue at (726) 666-5855. We'll handle the removal with the discretion and professionalism that a neighborhood like Olmos Park expects. The bees will be fine. Your house will be fine. And your neighbors will never need to know that ten thousand honey bees were quietly running a honey operation behind your guest bedroom wall.