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Honey Bee Rescue
Colony Removal Starts @ $150
$35.00 Each Hour
- First Hour Included
.55 cents a Mile (one way)
- Standard mileage rate
$35.00 Each Hour
- First Hour Included
.55 cents a Mile (one way)
- Standard mileage rate
Remember that you are paying a skilled professional with all the tools it takes to perform the operation
Pricing for rescues are comparable to commercial bee exterminators, and frequently less expensive
Pricing for rescues are comparable to commercial bee exterminators, and frequently less expensive
Pest Professionals handle the construction repairs for us. This is an additional expense if you choose.
* Level of difficulty and complexity of work
* Labor
* New Hive for colony
* Medication to treat for disease
* Tools
* Risk / Insurance
* Labor
* New Hive for colony
* Medication to treat for disease
* Tools
* Risk / Insurance
HoneyBee Colony Removal and Live Relocation
1. Determining the exact location of the colony in the wall, ceiling, floor, overhang, or other possible void which may be suitable for a honey bee colony.
2. Gaining access to the colony/void by cutting through the walls, ceiling, sheet rock, or by removing boards, siding, or other building materials.
3. Removing the colony. To include removing the bees, honey comb, honey, and wax from the void.
4. Sealing the void thereby preventing future honey bee swarms from establishing a new colony in the same location.
5. ***Repairing the area that was used to gain access to the colony. This includes reassembling the boards, sheet rock, siding etc. that was removed to gain access. Honey Bee Rescue does not purchase or replace any boards, sheet rock, siding or other building material. We simply reuse the original material if possible.
*** You should also be prepared to hire a carpenter to repair your wall or roof once we have removed the bees and comb.
6. Ensure customer satisfaction. HoneyBee Rescue is dedicated to customer satisfaction and is often willing to adjust these specifications if it is within reason and so desired by the customer.
2. Gaining access to the colony/void by cutting through the walls, ceiling, sheet rock, or by removing boards, siding, or other building materials.
3. Removing the colony. To include removing the bees, honey comb, honey, and wax from the void.
4. Sealing the void thereby preventing future honey bee swarms from establishing a new colony in the same location.
5. ***Repairing the area that was used to gain access to the colony. This includes reassembling the boards, sheet rock, siding etc. that was removed to gain access. Honey Bee Rescue does not purchase or replace any boards, sheet rock, siding or other building material. We simply reuse the original material if possible.
*** You should also be prepared to hire a carpenter to repair your wall or roof once we have removed the bees and comb.
6. Ensure customer satisfaction. HoneyBee Rescue is dedicated to customer satisfaction and is often willing to adjust these specifications if it is within reason and so desired by the customer.
Once we have given you a quote we will never show up and tell you there will be additional charges!
A BeeMax Polystyrene Hive allows bees to spend more time raising brood and collecting nectar instead of heating or cooling. Durable, Ventilated, Warmer in Winter, Expert North Country Protection!
