Bee and Wasp Removal Garland

What Our Customers Say

Client Testimonials

Jefferson came out and located our colony of BEES. They were in our tree that is really close to our front patio. He had to exterminate them with the poisonous powder and then he sealed off the hole in the tree for me. I didn't want to risk anyone getting stung in the future, because I love hanging out in my front yard under this tree all year, as it's the only tree we have. Now I feel safe to have a neighborhood picnic soon. Thank you Jefferson for an awesome job and your funny sense of humor. I will definately call again if I ever get really BZZZZZZy again.

Had a bunch of bees trying to make a home in our home. Mary scheduled the appointment for the next day. Jeff responded and took care of the problem. He explained what he was doing and provided follow up Instructions Very quick work, we were pleased with their service.

Called Missy and she's very kind and explained me of the details about bees treatment and their service. Very patient and detail. Technician Jeff came the next day morning and is also very professional to explain me the situation and took all the detail pics. Overall it's a good service experience.

No one wants to see bees coming in and out of your brick in their house! We have quarterly pest control and they were zero help. Little Giant Beekeepers to the rescue! From the phone call to treatment the staff was amazing. They were out the next day and we have had zero issues since. Definitely recommend.

As of 3 days later the bees are gone and the wasp nest removed. very good job. I thought it was a little over priced for 3 hours work.

Don’t let little bees become a giant problem! Contact Little Giant Beekeepers.

Live bee colony removal services in Garland, Texas

Everyone has heard the masses chanting “save the bees!” for the last several years. The Save the Bees movement started in 2009 with the important mission to stop the extinction of bees, protect these pollinators that are key to maintaining the human food chain, and promoting sustainability. If you’re looking into safe Honey Bee relocation services chances are you agree that their lives are important and their work is essential. Well, so do we. Bees and wasps can pose a danger when they take up residence on your property, but they’re important to Earth’s ecosystem. That’s why our bee removal specialists in Garland will carefully remove them from your property and rehome them– ensuring both your and the insect’s safety.

What to do until the bees are removed?

The Little Giant Beekeepers bee removal experts in Garland, TX offer a speedy turnaround time. Once we get your call, we will be at your property during the next available time slot. While you’re waiting for us to arrive and take care of the Honey Bee colony removal there are a couple of things you should do for your own safety. First, take evasive measures. Do whatever you can to keep your family, pets, and yourself away from the bees. Second, stay neutral. This means you should be clean (sweat angers bees), but not heavily perfumed, avoid vibrant colors, and stay calm. If you have a bee allergy make sure you have an EpiPen ready to calm a severe reaction, should you get stung.

What to do if you see a swarm?

Swarms of bees or more common as you move away from the winter months, and continues through early summer. This phenomenon occurs when a colony grows too large, and the colony divides. Then, they embark on a journey to establish their own hive. The first thing to note is that if you stay calm, you will likely remain unharmed. Honey Bees aren’t aggressive and will only attack if they are provoked or feel threatened. However, if you are attacked by a swarm, run away. This is one time where staying still and calm is a bad idea. When bees sting they release a chemical, that may summon other bees. A swarm can cause a lot of damage to you, so make your exit before they arrive. If you see a swarm of bees you can wait for them to move on and continue looking for their new home, or you can call Little Giant Beekeepers. We can safely collect them and move them into the new home they were searching for.

What to do if you get stung by a bee, hornet, or wasp?

In the unfortunate event that bee stings you, wash the area with soap and water. If the stinger is still embedded in your skin remove it carefully using either gauze or a fingernail (not tweezers). Apply ice to reduce swelling and try your best not to scratch.