Bee Street Apiary approaches removals from the perspective of a working apiary: live honeybee colonies are relocated into bee boxes at the company’s own Golden Gate Estates yard, where they can continue as healthy hives. Serving Collier and Lee counties, the coverage reaches Naples, Golden Gate Estates, Marco Island, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Estero, and Cape Coral, giving Southwest Florida homeowners a genuinely bee-friendly option.
What’s refreshing about this listing is the transparency around how a job works. An on-site inspection comes first, so the job is understood before any live removal begins. During a removal, portions of comb are saved and secured to frames, which helps the colony settle into its new box and transition smoothly, a sign of real beekeeping care rather than a rushed extraction.
Not every hive is in an easy spot, and Bee Street Apiary is set up for the difficult ones too. Tough extractions may use a trap-out system, a patient method that gradually draws the bees out and can take up to 30 days. It’s slower, but it’s often the right call when a colony is deep inside a structure and can’t be reached directly. The whole operation is built around preserving pollinators over extermination. Because the final scope depends on your specific situation, and each beekeeper sets their own terms, start with that inspection to understand what your removal will involve.
