Live Bee Removal in Uptown Dallas, TX

Uptown Dallas is the neighborhood that never quite sits still — Katy Trail runners at dawn, McKinney Avenue restaurants at dusk, West Village foot traffic in between, and the trolley rolling through it all. It's high-rise living, rooftop bars, and walkable urban energy. It's also, despite all the concrete and glass, surprisingly hospitable to honey bee colonies. Bees in Uptown tend to establish themselves in the architectural crevices of older buildings, behind the facades of mixed-use developments, and in the landscaped terraces of residential towers. Honey Bee Rescue provides live bee removal throughout Uptown Dallas.

Urban Bees, Urban Solutions

You might assume that a dense urban neighborhood like Uptown would be bee-free, but bees are remarkably adaptable. Katy Trail's green corridor provides excellent foraging, the Allen and Turtle Creek provide water, and the mix of old and new construction provides ample nesting sites. Kyle Meinert and the Honey Bee Rescue team, licensed under TDA #083303, perform urban bee removals that account for the unique challenges of high-density environments — access logistics, building management coordination, and public safety considerations.

High-Rise and Commercial Bee Removal

Uptown's high-rise buildings and commercial properties require a different approach than a suburban home. Colonies on upper-floor balconies, in parking garage structures, behind building signage, and in mechanical equipment housings all demand specialized equipment and technique. We've handled them all. Every colony is removed alive and relocated to one of our 300+ managed hives across Texas, because even Uptown bees deserve a second chance at a more appropriate address.

Call Honey Bee Rescue in Uptown Dallas

Whether you've got bees on your McKinney Avenue balcony, behind the brick on your West Village condo, or anywhere else in Uptown, call Honey Bee Rescue at (214) 227-7562. We'll handle it with the professionalism the neighborhood demands and the humor the situation occasionally requires. Bees in a high-rise. It happens more than you'd think.