Kern County Bees

I can’t tell you how many times I have had to deal with this

There’s a neighborhood in Rosedale where neighbors are so fed up bees they are selling their homes. They can’t keep the bees out and the repeated infestations have cost them thousands. Please ask the beekeeper you hire where the bees are taken. If the beekeeper doesn’t relocate to a location that is far from homes it serves no purpose. It’s unethical and I have had so many neighbors call I had to make a post. Hiring someone with experience ensures your getting what you pay for.

I get this question a lot! Is bee removal covered by my homeowners insurance? Most homeowner’s insurance do not cover bee removal or repair costs. Damage by bees (insects) is damage over time, rather than sudden loss, and is not covered. ... It is recommended to pay the upfront cost for bee (insects) removal rather than risk the considerable repair costs down the road.

This video is of us dropping a very heavy large owl house. The pole was concreated to the ground and the house was tied and pinned to the tree. Every job is different and challenging. Always making for a fun day. We cut the pole first because the rope kept it up. Then used our rope to lower it down. The end of the video shows how infested with mites they were.. The suspense though ...

This colony was obviously under a lot of stress but they had two queens. Only one made it, must have been one hell of fight...

This time of the year I do a lot of forced absconds and I love to do them. They are super challenging and not many know how to do them. This colony had moved in yesterday and tried to make up shop. We were able to get them out for our customer for super cheep. Never ignore your bee problem! It only gets worse. #YourBeeGal