Bees going into a wall
A steady line of bees at a crack, outlet or weep hole means comb inside the block.
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St. Lucie & Martin County · Humane Bee Removal
Bee Removal in Port St. Lucie, Stuart & the Treasure Coast
The bees leave alive. The comb leaves with them. The hole gets sealed.
Honey bees in your wall, roof, soffit, tree or irrigation box? We rescue the entire colony, relocate it to a working apiary, and close up your home so a new swarm can't move in.
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Where Are Your Bees?
Pick the spot that matches what you're seeing. Each page explains exactly how we remove bees from that part of a Treasure Coast home, and what it usually costs.
Bees in the roof or attic
Shingle edges, ridge vents and tile gaps lead straight to the attic space.
See how we handle itBees under the soffit
Vented aluminum soffit is the most common way into a Port St. Lucie home.
See how we handle itA swarm hanging in a clump
A ball of bees on a branch or fence is resting. Call before it picks your house.
See how we handle itBees in a tree or palm
Hollow oaks, palm boots and cavities in pepper trees all hold colonies.
See how we handle itBees in a valve or meter box
Lift the lid and it's full of comb. Common, quick and inexpensive to fix.
See how we handle itBees in a shed or barn
Wall cavities, stacked lumber and unused equipment make easy nest sites.
See how we handle itBees stinging right now
Get inside, keep pets in, and call. We dispatch stinging calls first.
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Rescue, Not Extermination
Why We Save the Bees Instead of Spraying Them
Spraying a honey bee colony that lives inside a wall doesn't remove anything. It leaves tens of thousands of dead bees plus pounds of wax and honey inside the cavity. In a Florida summer that comb softens, honey seeps through drywall, and the smell of an old nest invites the next swarm. You pay twice.
A live removal fixes it once. We open the cavity, move the colony into a hive box with its brood and queen, cut out every comb, clean the space, and seal the entry. The bees go on to pollinate someone's citrus or garden instead of rotting in your walls.
| Spray and leave | Treasure Coast Bee Rescue | |
|---|---|---|
| Bees | Killed in place | Rescued alive and rehomed |
| Comb and honey | Left in your wall to melt | Cut out completely |
| Entry point | Usually left open | Sealed and screened |
| Next swarm | Drawn to the old nest scent | Nothing left to attract it |
| Repairs | Your problem | Handled by our crew |
Getting stung right now?
Walk away from the nest and get indoors; bees give up the chase at a door. Bring pets in, keep kids back, and don't spray, hose or seal the hole. Then call. Stinging calls are dispatched first.
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What Happens When You Call
Three Steps From "There Are Bees" to "They're Gone"
Tell us what you see
Call or text a photo of where the bees are coming and going. Most of the time we can tell you on the spot whether it's a swarm, an established hive or something else, and give you a price range.
We find the whole nest
On site we trace the flight path and use a thermal camera to map the comb inside the wall or roof, so we open only what's needed. You get a firm price before any cut.
Rescue, clean, seal, repair
The colony goes into a hive box alive, every comb comes out, the cavity is cleaned and the entry sealed. Our repair crew closes the opening to match.
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Local to the Treasure Coast
Bee Removal Across St. Lucie & Martin County
Our two busiest areas get their own in-depth guides, and we cover every community between Fort Pierce and Hobe Sound.
Bee Removal in Port St. Lucie
Block homes on quarter-acre lots, vented soffits, backyard valve boxes and canal-side oaks. From Sandpiper Bay to Tradition, it's the busiest bee city on the coast.
Port St. Lucie bee removalBee Removal in Stuart
Old-Florida frame homes downtown, riverfront properties, boathouses and mature live oaks. We handle Stuart's older construction carefully.
Stuart bee removalBee Removal Fort PierceBee Removal Jensen BeachBee Removal Palm CityBee Removal Hobe SoundBee Removal TraditionBee Removal St. Lucie WestBee Removal Port Salerno
County-wide coverage: St. Lucie County bee removal · Martin County bee removal
Timing Matters
Treasure Coast Swarm Season at a Glance
No real winter here means colonies never shut down. These are the months our phones ring hardest.
JanColonies building
Feb–MarSwarms start
Apr–MayPeak swarm season
Jun–AugSummer splits, storms
Sep–OctPepper bloom, 2nd wave
Nov–DecQuieter, still active
Straight Answers
What Treasure Coast Homeowners Ask Us First
No. Every colony we take is removed alive: the bees, the brood and the queen go into a ventilated hive box and on to a beekeeper's yard. Extermination leaves dead bees and melting comb inside your house, so it is the wrong fix even before you count the bees.
We answer 24/7 and back that with a 24-hour response guarantee. Most Port St. Lucie and Stuart calls are seen the same day or the next morning, and stinging emergencies jump the line.
Most Treasure Coast jobs fall somewhere between a few hundred dollars and a couple thousand. A reachable colony in a valve box or low shrub is the inexpensive end, typically $300 to $400. A colony that has spent a season inside a second-story roof or a block wall, with repair work afterward, sits at the top. We give you a firm number before anything is opened.
Repairs are part of the job, not a referral. Our licensed contractors, roofers and painters close up whatever we opened, so you deal with one company start to finish.
Often, yes, within a day or two. The risk is where it goes next. If scouts pick your soffit or wall, a free-to-cheap swarm call becomes a cut-out. If the cluster is on your property, a quick call costs far less than waiting.
All of St. Lucie County and Martin County: Port St. Lucie, Stuart, Fort Pierce, Jensen Beach, Palm City, Hobe Sound, Tradition, St. Lucie West, Port Salerno and the unincorporated areas between them.