Home & Hive

Home & Hive Live honeybee colony and swarm removal with a focus on pollinator minded pest control!

Home & Hive was founded by a second-generation beekeeper and is family owned and operated. We specialize in live honeybee removal from homes, businesses, trees, fences and other structures. It is our goal to make live bee removal affordable for residential and commercial customers, and to ensure that our customer service is outstanding. As a locally owned company Home & Hive has made a commitment

to save and preserve our fragile bee population. With the correct approach, any beehive can be safely removed and relocated.

One of 2 hives the team found this morning! This one was about 5 years old!
16/07/2026

One of 2 hives the team found this morning! This one was about 5 years old!

We're pretty sure owl box's catch more bees than owls!
07/07/2026

We're pretty sure owl box's catch more bees than owls!

Some jobs require a little extra reach.Today we're removing multiple honeybee colonies from this beautiful home. With me...
06/07/2026

Some jobs require a little extra reach.

Today we're removing multiple honeybee colonies from this beautiful home. With metal roofing, steep pitches, and several hive locations, this is exactly the kind of project our team is equipped for.

Every hive is different, but our goal is always the same:
• Remove the bees safely
• Remove the comb completely
• Leave the home protected for the future

We love what we do and have the best team!

16/05/2026

Removing bees from a customers house!

You might only see a few bees on the outside, but here's whats inside!
06/04/2026

You might only see a few bees on the outside, but here's whats inside!

25/02/2026

Send this to someone who loves bees! 🐝

When temperatures drop, bees don’t “hibernate” — they form a living heat ball inside the hive 🐝❄️Worker bees cluster tig...
27/01/2026

When temperatures drop, bees don’t “hibernate” — they form a living heat ball inside the hive 🐝❄️

Worker bees cluster tightly around their queen and vibrate their flight muscles to generate warmth, keeping the center of the hive around 90°F even when it’s freezing outside. They take turns moving from the cold outer layer to the warm center, sharing the work to keep everyone alive until spring.

That’s why you might not see bees flying, but they’re very much alive inside the hive!

Pollinators WinterSurvival NatureIsAmazing PestControlLife

12/01/2026

Wax moths may be small, but they can cause big damage inside a beehive - especially in a weak or unattended colony. Healthy hives are the best defense.

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