DFW Wildlife Control provides live honey bee removal and relocation for Dallas-Fort Worth from its Fort Worth base. Live removal means the colony is captured and rehomed rather than destroyed – a lasting fix that spares the pollinators. Services noted for this provider: live bee removal and structural cut-outs from trees, walls, and buildings.
Unlike beekeeper-only outfits, this company comes at bee calls from the wildlife-control side. Dallas Fort Worth Wildlife Control has operated for more than twenty years in the metroplex, handling everything from rats, squirrels, and raccoons to snakes, bats, opossums, skunks, and armadillos alongside its bee work – useful when it isn’t clear whether the noise in a wall is a bee colony or something else scratching around. The process starts with an inspection, followed by emailed paperwork, scheduling, and the removal itself, and the crew seals off entry holes so the same void doesn’t simply get recolonized by the next animal or swarm.
One call for bees and other critters
The company advertises 24/7 availability with several ways to make contact – phone, text, email, or an online scheduling form. In North Texas, honey bee swarm season runs roughly March through June, when dividing colonies send scouts to investigate chimneys, soffits, and hollow trees across Tarrant, Dallas, and the neighboring counties. Call to describe where the bees are and schedule a visit; terms and pricing are set by the provider.
