Grateful Bees provides live honey bee removal and relocation for Round Rock and the surrounding Central Texas area, working the fast-growing Williamson County side of the Austin metro.
Live removal means the bees are captured and rehomed to a hive rather than destroyed — better for the pollinators and for a lasting fix at your property, since a poisoned colony left inside a wall leaves behind comb, honey, and brood that can melt, stain drywall, and attract pests or the next passing swarm. Operated by beekeeper Terrah Rosecrans, Grateful Bees handles both quick swarm retrievals — when a cluster lands on a tree limb, fence line, or eave while scouting for a permanent home — and live removals of colonies that have already moved in.
A full-service beekeeping outfit
The removal work sits alongside a broader honey bee and agricultural services business. Grateful Bees offers agricultural valuation services for landowners who want managed hives on their acreage, beekeeping lessons for people ready to keep bees themselves, and local honey sales — so the colonies rescued from Round Rock walls and water meters end up in productive, managed hives.
A member of the Texas Association of Professional Bee Removers. Williamson County sees heavy swarm activity from roughly March through June, and a swarm that is easy to collect on day one can become an in-wall colony within a week or two, so it pays to call promptly. Get in touch to confirm availability and next steps for your property; terms and any fees are set by the beekeeper.
