Bill’s Professional Bee Removal, based in Palm Bay, serves Brevard County, including Palm Bay, Melbourne, and Titusville, and extends into Orange County. Their stance on how bees should be handled is unambiguous: they explicitly do not use pesticides or any measure that would harm the bees, choosing relocation over extermination. For a homeowner who wants a colony gone but does not want it killed, that clear no-harm policy is exactly the right starting point.
Their focus is structural removals, the situations where bees have moved into the building itself. Bill’s removes the bees, the hive, and the honey from walls, attics, and soffits, then cleans up the cavity afterward. That last step matters more than people expect. Leftover comb and honey inside a wall can attract pests and even draw new swarms, so clearing the cavity out properly is part of doing the job right rather than just chasing the bees away.
The operation is a member of the Florida State Beekeepers Association, a tie to the wider beekeeping community that reflects a commitment to proper honey bee handling. Both a phone number and a website are available for reaching them. As with any structural bee job, the exact scope and cost depend on how deep the colony is and what repairs the cleanup involves, and each beekeeper sets their own terms, so talk through the details when you call. For Brevard County residents around Palm Bay, Melbourne, and Titusville who want a strictly no-pesticide, relocation-first removal, Bill’s Professional Bee Removal is a well-suited choice.