24/7 Emergency Bee Removal on the Treasure Coast
If bees are stinging, inside your home, or next to a doorway, pool or play area, call now. We answer around the clock.
Call 772-444-8442 now if bees are actively stinging, getting inside, or defending an area people have to use. Get everyone indoors and keep pets in. If anyone has trouble breathing or swelling of the face or throat, call 911 first.
What Counts as a Bee Emergency
- Bees chasing or stinging people or pets
- A colony that reacts to lawn mowers, string trimmers or pool pumps
- Bees coming into living space through outlets, vents or light fixtures
- A hive next to a front door, lanai, pool, school, daycare or storefront
- Someone in the household with a known bee sting allergy
- Livestock, horses or dogs near a defensive colony
If you're not sure whether it's an emergency, call anyway. We'll help you decide.
What to Do Right Now
Safety first
- Walk away steadily and get inside. Bees quit chasing at a closed door.
- Cover your face and head while you move. Don't swat.
- Don't jump into a pool or canal to escape. Bees wait for you to come up.
- Don't spray, hose or seal the nest. It sends more bees out, angrier.
- Shut off equipment near the nest: mowers, blowers, pool pumps.
- Remove stingers by scraping sideways with a card, not pinching.
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Africanized Honey Bees on the Treasure Coast
Africanized honey bees are established in South and Central Florida. They look identical to regular honey bees, but a defensive colony can respond to disturbance with far more bees and chase much farther. It's the reason we treat every stinging call as serious, and the reason no homeowner should open a wall or cut into a tree cavity on their own. More in our Africanized bee safety guide.
How an Emergency Call Works
- Call, 24/7. A real person answers. We ask where the bees are, who's at risk, and what's happening right now.
- Safety instructions. We tell you exactly what to do while we're on the way.
- Priority dispatch. Stinging calls move to the front of the line, backed by our 24-hour response guarantee.
- Stabilize the scene. We calm and contain the colony first, then remove it alive.
- Finish the job properly. Comb removal, sealing and repair follow, same visit or scheduled.
Cost
A middle-of-the-night callout is priced higher than a weekday appointment. If people aren't in danger, we'll say so honestly and offer the less expensive appointment. For typical ranges across every job type, see what bee removal costs on the Treasure Coast.
24/7 Emergency Bee Removal Near You
Available throughout St. Lucie County and Martin County, including:
Questions About 24/7 Emergency Bee Removal
Yes. The line is answered 24/7, including weekends and holidays.
It depends on where you are and what's happening, but stinging calls are dispatched first and every call is covered by our 24-hour response guarantee.
Call 911 for trouble breathing, swelling of the face or throat, dizziness, or many stings at once, especially for children or older adults. We're bee people, not doctors.
Yes. Emergency means fast, not lethal. Defensive colonies are calmed and rescued like any other.
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