Bee Removal in Spicewood, TX

Spicewood is deep Hill Country — Lake Travis access, Krause Springs, live music heritage (Willie Nelson has long called this area home), and the kind of rugged, beautiful terrain where bees have been thriving since long before anyone built a house here. The cedar, oak, and wildflower landscape provides outstanding natural forage, and the lake and springs keep water available year-round. When bees decide to share your Spicewood property, Honey Bee Rescue provides live removal to get them into a proper home.

Hill Country properties in the Spicewood area tend toward stone, cedar, and natural materials that blend with the landscape — and also blend with the materials bees naturally nest in. A colony in a limestone wall or cedar post is following millions of years of instinct. A colony in your pool equipment shed is following the same instinct with less poetic results. Our licensed team (TDA #083303) performs complete structural removals, extracting bees alive along with all honeycomb, and cleaning the cavity to prevent reinfestation by future swarms.

Spicewood's rural character means properties often include detached structures — guest houses, workshops, boat storage, well covers — that can harbor bee colonies for extended periods before anyone notices. Krause Springs and the surrounding natural areas keep the local bee population robust, and swarm season in the Hill Country is active and prolonged. If you spot bees entering and exiting a gap in any structure on your property, they're not visiting. They've committed.

Every colony we relocate from Spicewood joins our 300+ managed hives across Texas, where they continue to pollinate and produce honey without buzzing through your outdoor dinner party. Willie might sing about being on the road again, but your bees should be on the road to one of our apiaries. Call Honey Bee Rescue at (214) 227-7562.