Beeliever Honey answers honey bee calls throughout Seguin and surrounding Guadalupe County from its base in Seguin, Texas.
Rather than exterminating, live-removal beekeepers safely capture the colony and relocate it to a managed apiary whenever possible — protecting the bees while solving the problem on your property. Swarm removal is a specialty here: when a colony divides in spring, thousands of bees cluster temporarily on a branch, fence post, or porch rail while scouts search for a permanent cavity, and a beekeeper who arrives during that window can often collect the entire cluster and give it a hive of its own before it ever moves into someone’s wall.
Honey, craftworks, and ag exemptions
True to the full name — Beeliever Honey and Craftworks — the business is “all about the bees” beyond removal work. It sells local honey and handmade craftworks through an online shop and welcomes in-person visits, and it offers agricultural exemption services for Guadalupe County landowners interested in keeping managed hives on their acreage to qualify for an ag valuation. Rescued swarms feed directly into that operation, joining the working colonies that produce the honey.
A member of the Texas Association of Professional Bee Removers. In the Seguin area, swarm season generally runs March through June, and a fresh swarm is far easier to collect than an established colony — so the sooner you call after spotting bees, the simpler the fix tends to be. Get in touch to confirm availability and next steps for your property; terms and any fees are set by the beekeeper.