When honey bees move in around Keller, Honey Bee Removal For Less handles live removal and relocation. Founded by a fifth-generation beekeeper, the operation leans on generations of accumulated understanding of bee behavior – knowing how a colony thinks is what makes it possible to remove one alive.
Honey bees nesting in a wall, roof, tree, or structure need careful live extraction: the colony and comb are removed and the bees are relocated instead of killed. The company follows a four-step process – a detailed inspection to locate the hive and identify the species, a customized removal plan based on the hive’s size and location, safe removal with live relocation prioritized, and finally cleanup and prevention, including removal of honey residue and sealing of entry points so the cavity doesn’t attract the next swarm. That residue step is easy to underestimate: leftover comb and honey inside a wall can draw pests and future scout bees long after the original colony is gone.
Service area across North Texas
From its Keller base, the company serves Northeast Tarrant County and more than seventy surrounding communities, including Fort Worth, Arlington, Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, North Richland Hills, Bedford, Hurst, Denton, and Lewisville, with reach extending toward Dallas. Beyond honey bees, the team also takes on wasp, hornet, and yellow jacket problems, along with general beekeeping services.
A member of the Texas Association of Professional Bee Removers. North Texas swarm season runs roughly March through June, so early-spring calls are common. Contact Hany Fareed directly to describe your situation and arrange removal – terms and any fees are set by the beekeeper.
