Docile swarms safely relocated without chemicals

Keep your distance

No water or sprays

Keep pets indoors

Note the location

Do not approach or disturb the cluster. Resting bees are exceptionally docile because they have no honey stores to defend.

Never spray the cluster with water, household cleaners, or insecticides. This agitates the colony and harms delicate pollinators.

Keep children and domestic animals away from the immediate area until our licensed apiarist secures the queen.

Observe the exact height and surface material where the cluster rests so our dispatch team brings the proper equipment.

Our rescue methodology

We prioritize absolute colony preservation, ensuring zero harm comes to the bees during extraction.

Gentle Cluster Collection

Queen Protection

Sanctuary Relocation

We carefully brush or sweep the clustered bees directly into a ventilated transport box without damaging workers.

Locating and safely securing the queen guarantees the entire colony follows her peacefully into our sanctuary equipment.

Every rescued cluster moves directly into dedicated quarantine hives at our south meadow apiary for long-term health.

Reliable local response

7 AM - 8 PM

Daily field hours

Zero

Chemicals used

Direct

Apiarist communication

Found a cluster on your property? Send us the details for immediate scheduling, or call our direct hotline for urgent assistance.