Bee Removal in Waco, TX

Waco has reinvented itself. Between Magnolia Market at the Silos, Baylor University, the Dr Pepper Museum, Cameron Park, and the revitalized downtown along the Brazos River, this city has become a genuine destination. With all that revitalization comes restored buildings, new construction, increased landscaping, and tourist foot traffic — all of which create conditions where honey bee encounters are increasingly common. Honey Bee Rescue provides live bee removal throughout Waco and McLennan County.

The Brazos River corridor through Waco supports a rich ecosystem that bees thrive in, and Cameron Park — one of the largest municipal parks in Texas — is essentially a pollinator preserve in the middle of the city. The result is a robust urban bee population that regularly establishes colonies in residential and commercial structures. Magnolia-inspired renovations of older homes are wonderful for property values and occasionally wonderful for bees, who find fresh gaps in partially restored exteriors irresistible. Our licensed team (TDA #083303) performs structural removals across all types of Waco properties, from century-old homes to Baylor-area apartments to downtown commercial spaces.

Waco's position in the heart of Texas — where the Blackland Prairie meets the Cross Timbers — gives it an extended bee season and diverse forage base. Swarms in Waco can start as early as February in warm years and continue through summer. A swarm on the Silos makes for an exciting Instagram post, but a colony in your HVAC chase makes for an expensive repair if left too long. The sooner you call, the simpler and more affordable the removal.

Every colony we remove from Waco is relocated alive to our managed apiaries — over 300 hives across Texas, producing honey and supporting the agricultural economy. If bees have moved into your home, business, or that fixer-upper you're turning into a B&B, call Honey Bee Rescue at (214) 227-7562. We'll handle the bees. You handle the shiplap.