Save My Bees

Save My Bees Professional live bee removal and relocation throughout Southern California. 🐝 Saved, not exterminated. We do not exterminate!

Save My Bees is an insured professional bee relocation business. We remove hives from homes and commercial properties and relocate them to organic and treatment free apiaries.

08/21/2026

What you’re looking at are the cause of the vast majority of problems in beehives across the globe. Those little red dots are called. Verroa destructor mites. They feed on the developing larva, weaken their immune system and introduce viruses which eventually kill the hive. They are the reason Beekeeepers lose a substantial amount of their hives every winter. Did you lose any beehives this winter?

08/20/2026

When the weather gets hot, the bees come out of the hive to keep them cool and protect the babies from overheating.

08/19/2026

This is a hive removal from a stucco wall. The hive found their way in from the other side through a small hole. Like most hives this one was calm and gentle and the queen was successfully captured in the queen clip.

08/19/2026

Live bee beard

08/13/2026

This colony chose one of the most difficult places imaginable to build a hive.

Hidden inside the parapet of a third-story commercial building, surrounded by antennas and network cables, every piece of comb had to be carefully reached and removed by hand.

The best part? Finding the queen.

Saved, not exterminated.

08/10/2026

There's something satisfying about watching clean beeswax emerge.

08/08/2026

The beauty of a Painted Lady...

Slowed down.

08/07/2026

This colony wasn't hiding in a wall it was living beneath the floor of a shed that had been converted into a living space.
To reach the bees, the vinyl plank flooring had to be removed before cutting through the subfloor. Underneath was a much larger colony than expected.
Once the comb was removed, the brood was secured into frames so the colony could continue growing in its new home.

Saved, not exterminated.

08/02/2026

What do you do with all the honeycomb after a large bee removal?
The Wax Extractor makes it easy to recover valuable beeswax, clean plastic frames, and process old honeycomb using steam and standard 10-frame hive boxes.
Process up to 15–20 gallons of honeycomb in about an hour and turn what was once a messy job into an efficient workflow.

08/02/2026

One of the most common places for a honey bee colony to move into is an irrigation valve box.

This colony was safely removed, relocated, and the valve box was treated with Febreze to help eliminate the pheromones that can attract future swarms.

Saved, not exterminated.

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Los Angeles, CA
91316

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