Sierra’s Bees is a small operation listed on the Palm Beach County Beekeepers Association’s bee removal referral list, which connects local residents with beekeepers who handle honey bees the live way. If you’re in Palm Beach County and a swarm has settled on your property or bees have started building where they shouldn’t, this is a local contact worth knowing.
The service offered under the Sierra’s Bees name is live honey bee removal. That means the focus is on capturing the bees and moving them to a safe location rather than exterminating them, which is exactly the kind of outcome the association’s referral list is meant to encourage. As an individual or small-scale member listing, there isn’t a separate business website laying out every detail, so a direct conversation is the best way to find out how a particular job would work.
When you reach out, describe the situation as clearly as you can: where the bees are, how accessible the spot is, and whether they appear to be freshly arrived or already settled in. Those details shape what a removal involves and how soon it can happen. Keep in mind that terms differ from one provider to the next and each beekeeper sets their own terms, so ask about availability and approach before you commit to anything.
