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Your Local Beekeeping Experts in Midlothian, Texas

Ellis County — a beekeeping family since 1980

Bees or wasps in Midlothian? A beekeeping family, 45+ years. Same-day across Midlothian, Waxahachie and Mansfield — price upfront before we leave.

  • BBB Accredited A+
  • 5-year warranty on hive removal
  • Same-day service most days

Got Bees?

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

Who takes your call

Oak Lawn Office

4851 Cedar Spring Rd #288, Dallas, TX 75219

(214) 432-7454

4.9 across 203 Google reviews

Response
Same-day in Midlothian, most days
County
Ellis County, Texas
Also covering nearby
Waxahachie · Mansfield · the rest of Ellis County’s north side

Every removal is backed by our written warranty — ask for the current terms when you call.

A swarm scouting a brand-new home on what used to be pastureland, or bees in the wall of an older Midlothian farmhouse? You called the right place. We’re a beekeeping family that’s covered the whole DFW metroplex, Midlothian included, for over 45 years — and this is one of the fastest-changing corners of it.

Why Midlothian specifically

What we see on Midlothian homes

Midlothian’s growth is happening on what used to be ranch and farmland, and that matters for bees. Established feral colonies that have lived undisturbed in old farm structures, dead trees, and fence lines for years are suddenly a lot closer to new subdivisions going up next door — which means more first-time bee calls from homeowners who never expected it on former pastureland. At the same time, the older homes and outbuildings scattered around town have had plenty of time to develop the gaps a hive can move into. We ask what the property used to be, because it tells us a lot about what’s likely nearby.

Beekeeper using a smoker while working a hive

The Midlothian bee and wasp calendar

March – June
Swarm season, and most of our live relocations.
May – August
Spring arrivals start building comb inside walls.
July – September
Wasp and yellow jacket nests peak.
October – February
Quiet for wasps. Still the season for hive-outs.

How we work, wherever you are

  • Price first

    The exact figure before we leave to come to you — not a range, and not a number that grows on arrival.

  • Your call, not ours

    Save the hive or treat it. Every option gets a price and you pick.

  • Straight answers

    When a live removal isn't possible we say why, rather than selling one we can't deliver.

Midlothian questions we get asked

How fast can you reach Midlothian?
Same-day, most days. Midlothian calls go to our Oak Lawn office, and you'll get a real arrival window rather than a vague one — plus the price before we set off. We're through Ellis County constantly. The same run covers Waxahachie, Mansfield and the rest of Ellis County’s north side.
Do you cover Waxahachie, Mansfield and the rest of Ellis County’s north side as well?
Yes — those are on the same run as Midlothian, so the response time and the upfront price work the same way. If you are just outside the towns listed here, call and ask: our coverage is wider than the pages we have written.
We just moved into a new subdivision that used to be a ranch — why do we suddenly have bees?
New construction on former ranch or farmland is often built right next to feral colonies that have lived undisturbed for years in old trees, fence posts, or outbuildings nearby. It’s common, and it’s not something your builder did wrong — just tell us what the land used to be and we’ll take it from there.

Bee & wasp removal services we offer in Midlothian

Areas near Midlothian we also cover

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Bees won't wait — and neither should you.

Call now for your bee removal needs and you'll have your price before we pull into your driveway. No bait and switch. No pressure. Just the truth and your call — from a beekeeping family that's been doing this for over 45 years.