For homeowners and property managers around Weatherford, Warrior Bee Apiary offers live honey bee removal and relocation. Based just outside Weatherford in Parker County, west of Fort Worth, the apiary takes removal calls from town and from the rural properties around it — a mix of newer subdivisions, horse country, and older farmhouses that all give bees somewhere to settle.
Swarms and established hives call for different approaches, and an experienced beekeeper matches the method to how and where the bees have settled. Warrior Bee Apiary handles live removals and swarm relocations from residential and commercial structures alike, with the goal of preserving the colony: the bees are extracted and moved to managed hives rather than exterminated. In North Texas, swarm season runs roughly March through June, so spring is when clusters show up on fences, eaves, and tree limbs — and when a quick call gets things resolved fastest.
Honey from the same hives
Warrior Bee Apiary also sells 100% local raw honey produced by its own colonies in Parker County, which means bees rescued from a wall or roof can end up contributing to the honey sold back to the community. It is a working apiary first, and removal work feeds directly into it. A member of the Texas Association of Professional Bee Removers, Warrior Bee Apiary sets its own terms and any fees for removal work — reach out for an assessment and discuss the specifics of your situation directly.
