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Vegas Bees We are Your Bee Hive Removal and Rescue Service in Las Vegas. Honey bees are not pests. Save the Bees

06/04/2026

If There's One Plant in Our Backyard That Never Lets Us, or Our Honeybees Down, it's Mystic Spires Salvia.We bought ours from Star Nursery a while back. They were not cheap. However, like everything in gardening, you get what you pay for. And we are very pleased with our purchase. As beekeepers, we....

05/30/2026

Yes, bees can chew through drywall, especially if the colony becomes trapped inside the wall or the hive grows large enough to weaken the structure. In Las Vegas heat, melting comb, heavy honey stores, and trapped bees searching for an exit can eventually cause bees to emerge through walls, ceilings...

05/26/2026

If bees keep returning to the same area of your home, its because that location still offers something they are actively searching for, usually leftover hive scent, old comb inside the structure, a hidden entry point, stable wall temperatures, or a protected cavity that previous colonies already pro...

05/19/2026
05/15/2026

The short answer is No. Homeowners insurance almost never covers the cost of bee removal. However, knowing the nuances could possibly save you hundreds of dollars.Why Doesn't Homeowners Insurance Cover Bee Removal?Homeowners insurance policies are built around the concept of sudden and accidental lo...

05/14/2026

If you are reading this because you hear buzzing in your wall, see honey dripping from your ceiling, or found bees inside your home, do not reach for the spray foam yet. Even if you've spotted bees disappearing into a crack in your stucco, roofline, or block wall, your first instinct is probably to....

05/08/2026

What We've Seen is Yes.We’ve heard it more than once. A homeowner calls: “Hey, I think there are bees living in a cave behind my house.” They say it like they expect us to not believe them. We tell them: it's rare, it's unusual, and yes, it absolutely happens.Our First "Bee Cave"A few years ba...

05/05/2026

We’ve pulled hundreds of swarms across Las Vegas. Most of them follow a familiar pattern. A homeowner calls, says there’s a cluster of bees hanging from a tree or fence, and we head out expecting a straightforward pickup.This one sounded exactly like that. “A bunch of bees showed up yesterday,...

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