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I have removed honey bees from water meter boxes, trees, soffits, sheds, and other cavities honey bees create homes in. Depending on the access and the size of the bee hive depends on how long it will take. It is best to do this in the morning before the foraging bees take flight or before dark when the foraging bees have returned for the day. Honey bees are more agitated on rainy and windy days so it is preferred to wait until there is better weather to perform the removal.

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Sometimes bees will swarm and create a ball of bees in a tree or on a plant not far off the ground. Typically, they will move within an hour. If there isn’t any honey comb, the bees are just waiting to move to a more permanent location. Just leave them alone and they will relocate. It is not necessary to do anything to a swarm of bees.

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Feel free to contact if you see a cluster of bees!