Bee Removal in Temple, TX

Temple is the healthcare and railroad hub of Bell County — home to Baylor Scott & White's flagship hospital, a historic downtown shaped by the Santa Fe Railroad, and enough wildflower farms in the surrounding countryside to keep bees employed for generations. That robust pollinator habitat is a genuine asset for Temple's agricultural community. It's less of an asset when a colony of fifty thousand bees sets up in your eaves. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal throughout Temple and Bell County.

Temple's mix of historic neighborhoods, mid-century housing, and newer suburban development means bee colonies show up in a wide variety of settings. The older homes near downtown and along established avenues have decades of settling and weathering that create entry points bees readily exploit. Newer neighborhoods on the city's expanding edges deal with the construction-related gaps that attract swarms during building. Medical campus buildings, commercial properties, and churches round out the list of places we've removed bees in Temple. Our licensed team (TDA #083303) handles them all.

The wildflower farms and agricultural land surrounding Temple aren't just scenic — they're the engine that drives a healthy bee population in the region. Combine that with the reliable water from the Leon River and local creeks, and you've got an environment where bees do exceptionally well. Our job is to make sure they do exceptionally well in managed hives rather than in your hospital office wall or your historic home's chimney. Every colony we remove is relocated alive to our 300+ hives across Texas.

Temple has a long history of taking care of people — it's literally a healthcare city. Honey Bee Rescue takes care of the bees. Call us at (214) 227-7562 when a colony turns up, and we'll make sure both the bees and your property come out of it in good shape.