When a swarm showed up near my home, I realized something:
Finding bee removal services shouldn’t be this hard.
Between jumbled Google results, shady pest control ads, and a serious lack of transparency, it was impossible to tell which providers actually knew how to safely remove bees — let alone who offered free estimates or practiced humane relocation.
So I created BeeGoneDirectory.com:
A free, easy-to-use guide for finding trusted bee and wasp removal services across the U.S.
🐝 What This Site Does
BeeGoneDirectory lists:
- Local providers who specialize in live bee removals, swarm relocation, and wasp nest removal
- Info that matters: service area, free estimates, humane practices, and emergency response
- Only real businesses — hand-verified and reviewed one by one
Whether you’re a homeowner trying to remove a hive safely, or just want peace of mind during peak swarm season, we’ve got you covered.
💛 Built for People and Pollinators
Bees are vital. So are safe homes.
That’s why I built this directory with one goal: helping people find trustworthy services without getting stung — by misinformation or unnecessary extermination.
Many of the businesses listed here care deeply about sustainability, community, and ethical removal practices. My hope is this site helps support their work while protecting pollinators in the process.
📬 Want to Be Listed?
If you’re a licensed bee removal professional or humane relocation specialist, I’d love to feature your work! You can [reach out here] or [submit your service info here].
And if you’re a visitor — welcome! I hope this makes your search easier.
Thanks for stopping by 💛
— Krystle Walton
Founder, BeeGoneDirectory.com
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