Sarasota Bee Removal Services You Can Trust.

The Sarasota area in Florida experiences peak honey bee activity for about three months each year. During this time, we received the highest number of calls for bee removal and live bee relocation.

These bees often build their colonies in:

• Walls of homes and buildings

• Tree hollows and branches

• Water meter boxes

• Dryer vents and utility spaces

If you’ve noticed a cluster of bees hanging from a tree or structure, they’re likely resting or have just arrived. One clue is the height: if the swarm is under 10 feet off the ground, there’s a good chance they will move on in a few days.

But if bees are entering a crack or hole in your wall, they’ve probably established a hive, and professional removal is necessary.

When to Take Action — And Why It Matters

If you see white or yellow honeycomb among a mass of bees, it means they’re protecting the queen and expanding the colony. In this case, don’t wait — the hive is active and growing.

Sarasota’s mild, cooler weather often drives bees into sheltered areas, making in-wall and attic hive removals more common than in other Florida cities.

Waiting too long or using DIY methods like sprays can make the problem worse and drive bees deeper into your home.

Real Sarasota Case: What Not to Do

One Sarasota homeowner discovered bees inside their laundry room — they had entered through the dryer vents after the resident sprayed chemicals outside the wall.

Instead of solving the problem, the chemicals pushed the bees deeper into the structure. Eventually, they mistook indoor lighting for daylight and swarmed inside.

This is why it’s critical to avoid spraying and call a professional first.

Call the Sarasota Bee Removal Experts

Whether you’re seeing a few bees or suspect a full hive, don’t guess — call the professionals.

We offer:

• Live bee relocation (we don’t kill bees)

• Eco-friendly removal techniques

• Wall, attic, and vent hive extractions

• 24/7 availability and prevention tips

We’re a family-owned business with over a decade of hands-on experience in Florida. Call us today at (888) 282-1886 for immediate help or expert advice.

Don’t spray. Don’t wait—call (888) 282-1886 now.