Removing Bees – aka Cut-Out
If you have bees living in the walls or other enclosed spaces of a building or a tree you probably need a cut out.
It’s illegal to kill honeybees and if they’re in your wall you don’t want to. Imagine several pounds of poisoned rotting meat surrounded by up to hundreds of pounds of honey. Better to get a beekeeper to take them out and give them a new home. The beekeepers below are experienced with cut outs and can help in these situations.
Beekeepers who do cut outs:
4 Brothers Honey
4 Brothers Honey At 4 Brothers Honey, we take pride in being the best at what we do. With years of experience and a deep understanding of honeybee behavior, we specialize in safe, professional bee removal and relocation. Our team…
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Eli St. Amour
Eli St. Amour (484) 243-0473 Elishoneybeeinfo@gmail.com http://www.elishoneybees.com We sell our local honey direct at farm stands in Aston and Havertown PA and offer it for sale at independent shops in the Philadelphia suburbs and Main Line. Because we manage hives in backyards all…
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Honey Bee Rescue Company
Licensed and insured from relocating to repairs we do it all. Honeybee Rescue Company is owned and operated by the Kelius family (Ty, Alyssa, Alexis, and Ty Jr). What started in 2017 as a hobby between mother and son, Linda…
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The Philadelphia Bee Company
(215)288.0893 info@philadelphiabee.com http://philadelphiabee.com Free swarm removals in Philadelphia and surrounding counties including Burks, Bucks, Delaware, Montgomery, Chester and South Jersey. Fully licensed and insured company specializing in honey bee removal with over a decade of removal work. Whether it’s honey…
All the details…Cresheim Valley Beekeeping – Eric Schoefer
215-906-3586ericschoefer@gmail.comBased in Northwest PhiladelphiaWill catch swarms, no defined rangeHoney bees only, no wasps/hornetsWill do cutouts
All the details…The removal of stinging insects such as hornets and wasps is generally a matter of extermination and handled by pest control companies. These insects are beneficial if they are not harming people please see Penn State Extension guide to whether they should be removed.