Bee Removal in Hobe Sound, FL
Surrounded by preserves and scrub, Hobe Sound has plenty of wild bees. We keep them out of your home and move them somewhere better.
We rescue honey bee colonies alive from Hobe Sound homes, trees and outbuildings, from the Bridge Road and Dixie Highway area to Heritage Ridge, Lost Lake, Banner Lake and the properties bordering the state park. Call or text 772-444-8442.
Few places on the Treasure Coast are as surrounded by wild land as Hobe Sound. Jonathan Dickinson State Park, one of the largest state parks in southeast Florida, borders it on one side, the Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge on another, and Seabranch Preserve sits just north. That's thousands of acres of sand pine scrub, pine flatwoods and palmetto, all of it good bee habitat. Wild colonies thrive there, and their swarms find the homes along the edges.
We cover Hobe Sound's 33455 ZIP and the surrounding unincorporated southern Martin County.
Living Next to the Scrub
Sand pine scrub and flatwoods bloom in waves, from saw palmetto in spring to wildflowers through summer and fall, and feral colonies in the preserves swarm on that schedule. Homes that back onto preserve land see more scouts than homes in the middle of a subdivision. Sealing soffit corners, wall gaps and shed openings is one of the most useful things a Hobe Sound homeowner can do.
Hobe Sound Neighborhoods We Work In
Downtown Hobe Sound: Bridge Road & Dixie Highway
Small-town commercial buildings and older homes near the tracks, with mixed frame and block construction and aging soffits.
Heritage Ridge, Lost Lake & the golf communities
Planned communities with tile and shingle roofs, screened pools and HOA standards.
Banner Lake & older neighborhoods
Established neighborhoods with mature trees, older block homes and outbuildings.
Properties bordering the preserves
Homes backing onto scrub and flatwoods get the most swarm pressure: soffits, sheds, and hollow pines at the property line.
Where Hobe Sound Colonies Turn Up
- Hollow slash pines and sand pines at the back of the lot
- Soffits and eaves on homes bordering preserve land
- Sheds, workshops and detached garages
- Sabal palm boots and cabbage palm hammocks
- Stored boats and trailers
Bees at your Hobe Sound home?Call now or text a photo for a quick price.
We Work Without Pesticides
With protected land and wildlife next door, including scrub-jays and gopher tortoises in the preserves, we don't spray. The colony leaves alive and the comb leaves with it, so there's nothing toxic left behind.
Bee Removal Services in Hobe Sound
Every service we offer is available in Hobe Sound:
Nearby Areas We Also Serve
Hobe Sound Bee Removal FAQ
If you back onto the park, the refuge or a preserve, you're next to a lot of wild colonies. Sealing likely entry points after a removal makes a big difference.
Yes, usually without taking the tree down. If the tree is dead and coming down anyway, we remove the colony first.
Yes, including Heritage Ridge, Lost Lake and the other communities in the Hobe Sound area.
We cover all of Martin County, answer 24/7 and back every call with our 24-hour response guarantee.
Talk to a Hobe Sound bee specialist now.Call 24/7 or text a photo for a fast quote.