Honey Bee Swarm Removal for the Greater Spokane Area
Honey bees naturally swarm during the spring and early summer as a way of reproducing. If you have a swarm that looks like this, don’t spray! Give me a call as soon as you notice a honey bee swarm and I will remove them free of charge.
Swarm Collection Timeline
I encourage you to call me as soon as you notice a honey bee swarm because they only remain in one place for a few hours or up to a few days. When you call, it’s helpful to know the approximate size of the swarm, the location of the swarm (whether it’s on your property, up in a tall tree, etc.), and about how long it has been there.
Apiary
An apiary is the location where beehives of honey bees are kept. I carefully collect honey bee swarms at no cost to you and rehome them to my rural apiary.
Frequently Asked QuestionsAbout Bee Swarms
Honey bees are the only type of bee or wasp to swarm like the photos shown above. If the "swarm" is underground, it's more likely to be bumblebees or wasps. If you're unsure, safely get a photo or video and contact me.
They are safely and carefully rehomed to my personal apiary.
I encourage you to call me as soon as you notice a honey bee swarm; it's helpful to know about how large the swarm is, the location of the swarm, and roughly how long it has been there.