Ryan Giesecke provides live honey bee removal and relocation across the DFW Metroplex from his home base in East Dallas. Working under the name Honey Bee Relocation Services, he takes a bee-friendly approach: colonies are captured alive and rehomed to managed hives rather than destroyed – better for the pollinators and a more lasting fix at your property.
Few removers in North Texas bring deeper credentials. Ryan is a certified Texas Master Beekeeper who trained with the North Texas Master Naturalists, and he has served as president of the Trinity Valley Beekeepers Association, Metro Beekeepers Association, and the Texas Association of Professional Bee Removers, where he remains an active member. His operation has been endorsed by the Texas Honeybee Guild as a humane bee removal company and handles on the order of a hundred hive removals in a season.
Where the bees are
Services noted for this provider cover the places bees actually settle: roofs, chimneys, walls, trees, and ground colonies. He handles bumble bees as well as honey bees. Coverage spans the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, so calls from Dallas, Garland, Mesquite, Richardson, Plano, Irving, and surrounding Dallas County communities are all in range.
Swarm season in Texas generally runs March through June, when clusters appear on fences, eaves, and tree limbs almost overnight; established colonies inside a structure can turn up any time of year. Call 214-577-9562 to describe where the bees are and schedule a visit – terms and any fees are set by the beekeeper.
