Frequently Asked Questions About Bee Removal in Converse, TX
Do you save the bees when you remove a hive in Converse?
Yes, whenever the hive location and structure allow it. Relocation is our default on Converse jobs, and the colony leaves alive in a hive box.
How much is bee removal in Converse?
Price depends on where the comb is, how established the colony is, and how much has to be opened to reach it. We give a firm quote after seeing the property, not a guess over the phone.
There are bees going in and out of my water meter box. What should I do?
Leave the lid closed, keep kids and pets away, and call us. Meter and irrigation boxes are common nest sites, and opening one unexpectedly is how a lot of stings happen.
My Converse home is only a few years old. Why did bees get in?
New construction settles, and small gaps open at soffits, siding seams, and utility penetrations. With few mature trees nearby, those gaps are often the best cavity a scout bee can find.
Is the swarm on my fence dangerous?
A resting swarm is usually calm because it has no comb or brood to defend yet. Still, give it space and call while it is in place, since swarms often move on within a day or two.
Can you remove bees from a rental property for a landlord?
Yes. We work with homeowners, landlords, and property managers, and we can coordinate access with the tenant.
Do you handle wasps as well as bees in Converse?
Yes. We remove paper wasp and red wasp nests and treat the areas they return to, and we also handle yellow jackets and Mexican honey wasps.
Is there a guarantee on bee removal?
Every completed job includes a guarantee against the colony returning to the same sealed entry point, and Keith’s Bee Service is A+ accredited with the Better Business Bureau.