Live Bee Removal in Southlake, TX

Southlake is the kind of community where the estates are beautiful, the retail is high-end, Carroll ISD is exceptional, and Southlake Town Square is basically a movie set for affluent suburban living. It's impressive. Bees are also impressed, though for different reasons. They're impressed by the stone facades, the multi-layered rooflines, the pergolas, the outdoor kitchens, and the extensive landscaping that provides world-class foraging. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal in Southlake for residents who expect — and deserve — the best.

Luxury Homes, Luxury Bee Accommodations

Southlake's custom-built estates and upscale construction often feature complex rooflines, decorative stonework, and architectural details that, while beautiful, create an abundance of gaps and cavities where bee colonies can establish themselves. A colony behind a stone chimney surround or inside a vaulted soffit is a real challenge that requires real expertise. Kyle Meinert and the Honey Bee Rescue team operate under TDA License #083303 and have performed removals from some of the most architecturally complex homes in the DFW area.

Protecting Southlake Property Values

A bee infestation mishandled can mean melted honeycomb inside walls, honey staining on interior finishes, secondary pest infestations, and structural damage — none of which align with Southlake property values. Our complete removal process eliminates the colony, the comb, and the conditions that attracted the bees in the first place. Every colony is relocated alive to one of our 300+ managed hives across Texas. It's the proper way to handle the situation, and Southlake homeowners tend to appreciate proper.

Schedule Bee Removal in Southlake

From the homes near Southlake Town Square to the estates along Dove Road to the properties backing up to the greenbelt, Honey Bee Rescue serves all of Southlake. Call us at (214) 227-7562. We'll bring the expertise, remove the bees, and leave your property in the condition it should be — which, in Southlake, is exceptional.