Live Bee Removal in Richardson, TX

Richardson is one of those DFW cities that has been quietly excellent for decades. The Telecom Corridor brought the tech jobs, UTD brought the brainpower, Chinatown brought some of the best food in the Metroplex, and CityLine brought a walkable urban core. It's a genuinely diverse and well-established community. It also has a substantial number of mature neighborhoods with the kind of aging infrastructure that honey bees consider luxury housing. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal throughout Richardson.

Established Neighborhoods, Established Colonies

Many of Richardson's homes date to the 1960s, 70s, and 80s — eras when construction gaps, settling mortar, and aging wood trim create perfect entry points for honey bee colonies. A colony can move into a wall void through a gap the width of a pencil and build several feet of honeycomb within weeks. Kyle Meinert and the Honey Bee Rescue team, operating under TDA License #083303, perform full structural removals throughout Richardson's established neighborhoods, from the homes near Canyon Creek to the communities along Campbell Road.

Commercial Bee Removal in Richardson

Richardson's commercial properties along the Telecom Corridor and the mixed-use developments at CityLine also attract bee colonies. Flat commercial roofs, decorative stone facades, signage cavities, and HVAC penetrations all offer nesting opportunities. We work with property managers and business owners to remove colonies quickly and completely, minimizing disruption to tenants and customers. Every colony is relocated alive to one of our 300+ managed hives across Texas.

The Richardson Bee Removal Experts

Whether the bees have moved into your 1970s ranch-style home, your CityLine apartment balcony, or the wall of your restaurant off Belt Line, Honey Bee Rescue has the experience and licensing to handle it. Call us at (214) 227-7562. We'll remove the colony, clean out the comb, seal the entry, and let you get back to the important business of deciding which Chinatown restaurant to hit for dinner.