ALL FLORIDA BEE REMOVAL LLC
WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA

Comb was found on the exterior of the soffit AND on the interior void of the soffit. A sizeable portion of the swarm had moved into the soffit. In situations like this, removal of all comb and bees is necessary. A residual pesticide application is applied to control subsequent bee swarms. Once bees start building comb in a location, it becomes extremely attractive to other swarms. It's not uncommon to experience another infestation within a week's time. This is another reason to choose a competent firm that has both beekeeping experience AND is a licensed pest control operator, for in the state of Florida beekeepers are not licensed to apply pesticides. AllFloridaBeeRemoval.com is considered the leader in Stinging Insect removal services. We are: The hive, which stretched nearly 10 feet throughout the inside of an arch in the Cascades' clubhouse, was one of the largest hives he's ever seen. "It was quite a big project," said Deeringer, who works for All Florida Bee Removal, based in Central Florida. "But what made it so hard was that the bees were inside part of the building." Deeringer had to cut through the stucco on the outside of the clubhouse and stick his head and upper body into the building to remove the bees and hive, he said. The inside of the structure was sprayed with a quick-kill pesticide that killed more than half of the bees before Deeringer began the removal process, he said. The hive weighed close to 300 pounds, he said. "I had to literally climb into this part of the clubhouse to get them all out," Deeringer said. All Florida Bee Removal assessed the hive almost two weeks ago. Deeringer arrived at the Cascades development on Tuesday morning to remove the hive, but he quickly realized the project was much bigger than he originally expected. "I had to come back on Wednesday with more resources," he said. "It took us nearly 12 hours to get all of it down." Next, they tried calling a pest control company, who sprayed for bees, which appeared to get the problem under control. Management once again asked the pest control company to spray, but this time the company told them that the problem was more than they could handle and directed them to contact a specialist. Enter The Buzzkillers, a company based out of Orlando. Property Manager Sherry McNees said Jason Deeringer, a beekeeper who is a service technician for the company, came to the property Wednesday. Doing that may have worked, but McNees explained that this could have attracted maggots. Plus the hive was oozing with honey, which made it exceptionally heavy -- over 300 pounds, according to McNees. Central Florida's CF13 News & WESH2 cover our removal of a very large honey bee colony located in the wall of a downtown Orlando Church. We enjoyed meeting and helping Mr. McGee. Call one of our experts at 1-855-930-BEES (2337) for expert Honey Bee and Killer Bee treatment and removal. More than 50,000 bees were removed from the wall of a downtown Orlando church on Wednesday. Mark McGhee, property manager at the Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, said that he wasn�t sure what to do with the swarm of bees coming from the hive. �First of all, I couldn't find anybody to do it,� said McGhee. �I knew I couldn't do it.� McGhee hired a professional company to come in and remove the bees. Upon drilling a hole in the wall, it was clear that the bee hive extended all the way to the floor. Experts said that it was a mature colony with at least 50,000 bees living in it, and they said it was a mix of European honey bees and Africanized killer bees. �Normally European bees aren't as mean as African killer bees, but a colony this size could be extremely defensive,� said Richard Martyniak, an entomologist.