About Treasure Coast Bee Rescue
A bee removal company built around one rule: the bees leave your property alive.
Honey bees are the reason there's fruit on Treasure Coast citrus trees and saw palmetto berries in the scrub. They're also a real problem when forty thousand of them move into the wall beside your kid's bedroom. Our job is to solve the second problem without losing the first.
What We Do
We take honey bee colonies out of homes, businesses and properties across St. Lucie County and Martin County, alive, and move them to apiaries where they can keep working. That means finding the entire nest, removing every comb, cleaning and sealing the cavity, and repairing whatever we had to open.
How We Work
- Live removal only. No spraying, no poisoning, no "kill it and caulk it."
- We look before we cut. Thermal imaging and flight-path tracing find the comb, so openings stay small.
- Nothing gets left behind. Old comb rots, stains and attracts the next swarm, so we take all of it.
- One company from start to finish. Our licensed contractors, roofers and painters handle the repair.
- Licensed and insured. We carry the coverage HOAs, property managers and commercial clients ask for, and provide certificates on request.
- Answering 24/7. A real person picks up, with a 24-hour response guarantee and first priority for stinging calls.
Got bees? We'd like to help.Call or text any time.
Where the Bees Go
Rescued colonies are moved into standard hive boxes, given time to settle, and placed with beekeepers away from homes and schools. A colony pulled out of a Port St. Lucie soffit on Monday can be foraging in an orange grove or a wildflower field by the end of the week. Here's the full story of what happens to them.
Where We Work
Port St. Lucie, Stuart, Fort Pierce, Jensen Beach, Palm City, Hobe Sound, Tradition, St. Lucie West, Port Salerno, and everywhere in between. See the full service area.