Based in Taylor, Texas, Texas Bee Services handles live honey bee colony removal, swarm removal, and relocation across Austin, Round Rock, and the surrounding Central Texas area, with its own apiaries in Taylor.
A proper cutout traces the colony inside the structure, removes bees and comb, and seals the entry so a new swarm doesn’t move into the same void. Texas Bee Services takes that further than most: bee removal work includes structural repairs and repainting, which the company backs with a 100% guarantee.
Treatment-free, rescue-based beekeeping
What sets this outfit apart is where its bees come from and how they are kept. The company practices treatment-free beekeeping — no chemical treatments or synthetic products — and builds its apiaries from rescued feral colonies rather than purchased packages. Rescued bees keep their own honey to stay healthy through the seasons, and the company does not sell honey commercially. A portion of rescue proceeds supports the Texas Natural Beekeepers Association.
For landowners, Texas Bee Services also offers 1-D-1 agricultural exemption bee leasing and management, a program that can qualify properties of five to twenty acres for an agricultural tax valuation with managed hives on site. As the company points out, honey bees pollinate roughly 75% of global food crops, so every relocated colony counts. Swarm season in Central Texas runs about March through June — the busiest window for calls in the Austin and Round Rock area. Reach out for an assessment; terms and any fees are set by the beekeeper.
