Bee Barf Apiaries, despite the playful name, is a genuine apiary listed on the Palm Beach County Beekeepers Association bee removal list, offering live honey bee removal and relocation. Running as an apiary matters for a homeowner: an operation that already keeps hives has a natural home for a rescued colony, so the bees are relocated rather than destroyed.
The service centers on live removal and relocation. A swarm that has landed on a branch or fence, or a colony that has moved into a structure in Palm Beach County, can be collected and rehomed rather than sprayed. As a small operation and individual association member, Bee Barf handles this hands-on, so the sensible first step is to call, describe where the bees are and how established they look, and ask what is involved.
Being on the Palm Beach County Beekeepers Association removal list places Bee Barf Apiaries among the local beekeepers the community directs people toward for humane handling. Availability tracks the beekeeping season, and spring is the busiest stretch for swarm calls in the area. Each beekeeper sets their own terms, so confirm the details of a visit up front. For Palm Beach County homeowners who want their bees relocated to a real apiary rather than exterminated, Bee Barf Apiaries is a fitting choice.
