Swarm Removal
Unwanted swarm of honeybees on your property?
A very common occurrence between May and June. This is the time of year when many people find swarms of bees around their homes or in their yards. There are a few things you should do when you encounter a swarm of honeybees in order to protect yourself and the bees. Remember that bees are a vital part of our world, so please do not kill them. You may often find a swarm in a tree, but you can also find a swarm on a home, barn or shed.
Members of GCBA may be available to assist home and business owners in the preservation and relocation of honeybees.
Bee removal is NOT a service provided by the Greater Cleveland Beekeepers Association and GCBA assumes no responsibility or liability for any action, damages or distress. Bee removal service is provided by the individual beekeepers themselves who may volunteer or may charge a fee for their services.
The following information will assist a beekeeper to understand your unique situation and whether or not they can assist you.
- What does the cluster of bees look like?
- Can you comfortably/safely take a picture to text or email?
- How long have the bees been clustered in this location?
- How high are the bees off the ground? Two feet? Five feet? Twenty feet?
- What size is the swarm? Softball? Basketball?
