Pest & Wildlife Control

Live honey bee removal

Live honey bee removal and relocation for colonies in walls, soffits, structures, and unwanted spaces.

Honey bee removal details

Honey bee swarm clustered at a roof eave — Honey bee swarms are handled differently from established structural colonies.

Honey bee swarms

Currin separates swarm removals from structural removals because swarms behave differently. A swarm is a temporary cluster where the old queen and part of the colony has left the original hive while scouts search for a new location.

Swarms may move on within two to three days, but they should be addressed quickly when the bees need relocation or are clustered where people, pets, or access are affected.

Temporary swarm clusters
Relocation when immediate removal is needed
Live removal preferred when safe and practical

Established honey bee colony exposed during structural removal — Established colonies can require careful access, extraction, and comb removal.

Structural removals

Structural removals are more complex because the bees have moved into a wall, soffit, roof, or other cavity and started building comb. Eggs can be laid within hours of the colony moving in.

Currin works to remove the colony and comb whenever possible instead of leaving attractants inside a structure, while minimizing damage during access and securing openings until proper repairs can be completed.

Wall, roof, soffit, and cavity removals
Comb removal when accessible
Repair-opening coordination after extraction

Safety, beekeeping experience, and thermal imaging

Currin works with local and commercial beekeepers and tries to rehome as many swarms as possible. Mike and his family have more than twenty years of beekeeping experience.

Thermal imaging can help show the extent of a hive before extraction. Live removal is preferred, but aggressive Africanized Bee behavior, and safety for employees, neighbors, and customers are considered before any removal method is selected.

Local and commercial beekeeper coordination
Thermal imaging support when needed
Safety review before live removal of aggressive colonies

Need a licensed local pro to take a look?

Call or text Currin Pest Control, or send the request form and we will follow up with the next practical step.

Call (469) 443-4220 Request Service

Questions before you call

Do you kill honey bees?

No. Currin performs live removal whenever possible, removes the colony and comb, and relocates the bees.

Do you service my area?

Currin Pest Control regularly serves Dallas, Ellis, Tarrant, and Johnson counties and can go beyond those areas for some cases, including Rockwall and Kaufman. Call or text to confirm.

How does payment work?

Currin Pest Control is a zero-balance company. Services are paid at the time work begins. PayPal, cash, check, and major credit cards are accepted, and invoices and service reports are handled by email.

What is your guarantee?

If the work does not meet your satisfaction, Currin keeps working to correct the problem. If expectations still are not met, the last service is refunded.

Request service

Tell us what is happening and the best time to reach you. For urgent issues, call or text and we will respond as soon as possible.

Phone

(469) 443-4220 · call or text

Mail

PO Box 570, Lancaster, TX 75146

Hours

Mon-Fri 8am-5pm · Sat by appointment · Sun closed

Billing

Customer portal and bill pay