Robert Spreadbury is a bee rescuer whose listing on the April 2026 roster covers two neighboring counties, Pasco and Pinellas. For homeowners near the line between them, where you are not always sure which county’s beekeepers will actually come out, having a single contact who serves both sides is genuinely handy.
The work is live honey bee rescue: swarms and colonies moved alive rather than exterminated. If a cluster of bees has appeared on a branch, a fence, or the side of your house, that is the kind of call this listing exists for. It is a phone-only entry, so there is no website to browse; the practical step is to call, explain where the bees are and what they are doing, and ask what he can do.
As with any individual rescuer, timing depends on the season and his own hives, and spring is when swarm calls peak across the Tampa Bay area. Being ready to describe your exact location and the situation helps him decide quickly. Each beekeeper sets their own terms, so confirm the details of a visit directly. For live removal spanning both Pasco and Pinellas, Robert Spreadbury is a useful cross-county contact.
