Based in South Valley, New Mexico, Bee’s Honey handles honey bee removal and relocation across the Albuquerque area, with additional hives in the Las Cruces region. The South Valley location puts the operation minutes from downtown Albuquerque, the North Valley, and the rural properties along the Rio Grande bosque in Bernalillo County.
A proper cutout traces the colony inside the structure, removes bees and comb, and seals the entry so a new swarm doesn’t move into the same void. Bee’s Honey performs live swarm removals and bee extractions from buildings, trees, and canales – the roof drains where New Mexico colonies so often settle – and relocates the rescued bees rather than destroying them. Relocated colonies have somewhere productive to go: the operation keeps bees stationed at twenty-one farms and properties around Albuquerque, plus its holdings near Las Cruces.
A Honey Farm at Heart
Removal work feeds a genuine local honey business. Bee’s Honey sells raw, local honey and bee products sourced exclusively from its own colonies, and the owners are vocal about educating customers on why bees matter to food chains and human health. That education extends to a twenty-hour beekeeping course covering basic apiary practices, aimed at anyone in the Albuquerque area who wants to move from curious to competent with a hive of their own.
Swarm season in central New Mexico generally runs from March through June, and acting quickly keeps a clustered swarm from becoming an established colony inside a wall. Contact Bee’s Honey directly to describe your situation and arrange removal; terms are set by the beekeeper.
