3BeeGuys Bee Removal provides live honey bee removal and relocation across Greater Houston, from a family that has lived and worked in The Woodlands for more than forty years. The service map runs wide: Houston, Tomball, Katy, Cypress, The Woodlands, Montgomery, Huntsville, Missouri City, Kingwood, Conroe, Humble, Baytown, Spring, Magnolia, Willis, and Sugar Land.
Live removal means the bees are captured and rehomed rather than destroyed – 3BeeGuys relocates rescued hives to its own local bee yard, and the team also works with city officials when colonies turn up in public areas. Services noted for this provider: live hive removal, tree removals, swarm capture, and repair and prevention work.
Why the honeycomb has to come out
A full hive removal here is a construction job as much as a bee job: honeycomb extraction (up to 25 gallons on a typical established hive), disinfection of the cavity, insulation, sealing, and structural repair. Leaving comb behind invites secondary problems – mold, maggots, and mice – which is why extraction and cleanup are built into the process, backed by the company’s advertised Bee Free Guarantee on repair and prevention work. Tree jobs get special handling, with tree climbers on staff for colonies in hollow trunks and high limbs, and swarm calls typically involve clusters of three to ten thousand bees. The crew belongs to the Texas Beekeepers Association and the American Beekeeping Federation.
Swarm season around Montgomery County runs roughly March through June. Call to describe where the bees are and schedule a visit – terms and pricing are set by the beekeeper.