Honey Bee Swarm Removal When a honey bee swarm decides to pay you a visit keep this in mind: The bees are looking for a new home. That home could be in a tree, under a shed, in a chimney, in a wall or attic or anywhere else that they may find suitable. Many of the bee swarms you see this year will be Africanized "Killer Bees". As Killer Bees become more prominent throughout Florida swarm counts will increase dramatically.  What does a swarm look like? Let's take a look:   Here we have a swarm under the eves of a home. If given enough time before capture they would almost certainly begin to march into any gap in the soffit to create a new home.     Here we have a honey bee swarm gathering on the side of a house. The bees were attempting to march into the gap around the water line as we arrived.     Here's a healthy three pound honey bee swarm!         This is an amzing picture. These bees had only been here for about 2 to 3 weeks. Look how much honeycomb they had built in that time.     So how can you protect yourself? Take advantage of our bee proofing program to seal your home against newly arriving bee swarms.  Have any bee problem on your property, especially in trees and sheds, taken care of immediately. These problem spots very often shelter honey bees colonies. They won't go away on their own and given enough time they will produce new swarms that could enter your home or business. If you see a swarm on your property call Alltek Bee Removal for assistance. We can generally provide same day service and we always provide a permanent solution to future bee problems.

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