Commercial Bee Control Services
Live cut-out, complete hive and wax removal, structural sealing — pollinators are relocated, not killed, and the building is protected long-term.
Established honey-bee colonies in walls, soffits, and roof voids create liability the moment a customer or employee is stung. A rushed extermination leaves honeycomb and wax behind — where it melts, rots, and stains — and destroys a protected pollinator population. Safe Haven does live cut-out, full material removal, and structural sealing so the hive is gone and cannot re-establish.
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Killing the Hive Is the Worst Option
An established colony can hold 30,000 to 60,000 bees and 50-plus pounds of honey and wax. Exterminating them leaves the honeycomb inside your wall, where it warms up, ferments, and leaks through drywall and paint — and it attracts a second colony within weeks. It also destroys a legally protected pollinator population.
Safe Haven's process is live cut-out: the colony is relocated to a beekeeper, every scrap of comb and wax is removed, the cavity is cleaned, and every entry point is sealed. One visit, one bill, no repeat.
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What's Included
Hive Assessment
Full inspection to confirm honey bees versus wasps or hornets, locate the cavity, and estimate colony size and comb footprint.
Live Cut-Out
The colony is opened, the bees and queen are relocated to a beekeeper, and the entire honeycomb structure is removed.
Wax & Honey Removal
Every scrap of wax and honey is extracted so nothing melts, rots, or attracts a follow-on colony.
Cavity Cleaning
The void is cleaned and treated so residual pheromones do not draw scout bees back to the same location.
Structural Sealing
Every gap, weep hole, and structural crack sealed with the correct material for the surface — masonry, siding, soffit, or roof flashing.
Wasps & Hornets
For non-protected stinging insects — yellow jackets, paper wasps, bald-faced hornets — we handle removal on the same visit if the initial ID shows they are the actual species.
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Call 1-888-791-1110 or request a property report. We respond within one business day with a flat-rate quote.
Bee Control That Protects Pollinators And Your Property
Honey bees are a protected pollinator and the wrong response to a colony can double the problem. Safe Haven's commercial bee control program is built to solve the safety and structural issue at your facility without harming the colony and without leaving the wall behind you a bigger mess than when we started.
Live, not lethal
Colonies are cut out, the queen and workers are relocated to a beekeeper, and the pollinator population survives. This is standard practice for honey bees, and in many jurisdictions it is required.
Nothing left in the wall
Extermination leaves 50 lbs of honey and wax inside your building. It melts, stains, and lures a second colony within weeks. Live cut-out removes everything the first time.
Sealed against the next colony
Every gap, weep hole, and structural crack sealed with the correct material for the surface. Scout bees hitting the old entry point find no way in.
Right species, right method
We confirm honey bees versus wasps or hornets before starting. The response is different for each — and getting that wrong is how facilities end up with a bigger problem.
Commercial bee control deliverables
- Species ID and colony assessment
- Written flat-rate quote
- Live cut-out and beekeeper relocation
- Full honeycomb and wax removal
- Cavity cleaning and pheromone treatment
- Structural sealing of every entry point
Common Questions
Still need an answer? Our specialists respond within one business day.
Call 1-888-791-1110Why not just exterminate the colony?+
Extermination leaves honeycomb and wax inside the wall. It melts, ferments, stains, and attracts a second colony within weeks. It also destroys a protected pollinator population. Live cut-out solves the problem once.
How do you get the bees out alive?+
The cavity is opened, the queen and workers are collected, and the colony is relocated to a beekeeper. Every scrap of comb and wax is removed with the bees.
Do you handle wasps and hornets too?+
Yes — for yellow jackets, paper wasps, and bald-faced hornets. We confirm the species during inspection, because bees and wasps require completely different responses.
How do you keep the next colony from moving in?+
The cavity is cleaned to remove residual pheromones, and every gap, weep hole, and structural crack is sealed with the correct material for the surface. Scout bees find no way in.
Is bee control humane?+
Yes. Honey-bee colonies are relocated to a beekeeper alive. Nothing is poisoned, and no protected pollinator population is destroyed.
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