Bee Removal

Prevention or Removal of Bee Hives

 University Termite & Pest Control Bee Removal Tucson Technicians can help identify potential hive sites and determine the best way to remove or control them. Our experts use a variety of proven methods for bee removal.

It is best to prevent bees and remove them as soon as a hive is discovered. Do not attempt to eliminate the bees on your own! Bees can prove a serious threat if not handled properly.

Contact us today to learn about our bee removal procedures and get expert advice about your bee problem.

A Brief History of Honey Bees

Honeybees are originally from Africa. They were brought to Europe where they were domesticated and bred to be gentle. When Europeans colonized North America, they brought honeybees with them. They displaced many of the American bee species and became the dominant crop-pollinating bee in this country.

Today, all honeybees are Africanized because they have some African bee genes. Slightly smaller than the domesticated version, these bees form smaller colonies, produce less honey and leave the hive in mass more often. They also tend to be more aggressive, more easily agitated, and quicker to attack and appear in larger numbers. Once provoked, they are more persistent and may pursue a perceived attacker for half a mile or more. Click here to learn more about Bees in Arizona.

What Makes Our Bee Removal Technicians So Well Qualified?

Our bee removal technicians are highly qualified and experienced in solving any bee problem you may have. They are also certified by the State of Arizona and come with a warranty. We also offer pest control services to solve your wasp and other pest problems. Our technicians are knowledgeable about the Tucson area and can provide you with the best possible service.

Swarm and Bee Removal

Bee swarms are a common sight in the Tucson area. Africanized honey bees are responsible for almost all of the honey production in the area, and they are also responsible for the vast majority of bee removal colonies. Tucson Beekeepers can safely remove these swarms without harming the bees or the colony. This process is safe and effective, allowing the beekeeper to keep the colony without harming it.