Honey Bees

🐝 Save the Honey Bees — Don’t Spray!

Most people only see a few bees flying in and out of a small hole in the wall.
What they don’t see is the tens of thousands of bees—and hundreds of pounds of wax, honey, pollen, and brood—hiding behind that tiny entrance.

One little hole. One massive hive.


❌ Spraying Kills the Bees… But Not the Problem

When you spray a honey bee colony:

  • The bees die
  • The hive remains
  • The cleanup becomes a whole new nightmare

Without the bees to regulate temperature and keep house, the wax softens and collapses, spilling honey through walls, ceilings, and insulation.
Then come the pests—mice, wax moths, ants, beetles, worms, mold, and rot.

Dead hives cost more to remove.
Don’t let it get that far.


🛠️ The Right Way to Remove a Honey Bee Hive

The only way to truly solve the problem is to:

  1. Open up the cavity where the bees were living
  2. Cut out all the wax, honey, brood, and residue
  3. Clean and sanitize the area
  4. Seal the space properly so bees (and pests) can’t come back

I do it all—from safe removal and relocation of the bees to professional repairs afterward.


💵 No Surprises. No Stress.

When I quote a price, it’s solid.

  • No hidden fees
  • No “well it turned out to be more than we thought”
  • No charging by the hour

Whether the job takes three minutes or three days, the price stays the same.

If the bees surprise me? You don’t pay more.
If it takes longer than expected? Still no extra charge.
Your quote is your price. Period.

Because trust matters—and bees aren’t the only ones who deserve honesty.


📸 Get a Quote — Fast & Simple

Want to know what it’ll cost to remove bees from your home or building?

All I need are a few good pictures. Text or email them to me, and I’ll get you a ballpark quote—often without even making a visit.

Here’s what to send:

  1. The bee entrance – A close-up of where the bees are going in and out
  2. The whole side of the house – Step back far enough to see from the grass to the clouds
  3. One in between – A mid-distance shot to give context
  4. An indoor photo – Snap a pic of the wall, ceiling, or floor where you think the bees might be nesting behind

This helps me understand the scope of the job and plan accordingly.
No guessing. No surprises. Just solid info and a fair quote.

📱 Text photos to: 315-427-3617
📧 Email: bill.itsallbetter@gmail.com

I’ll respond as soon as I can—usually the same day.


⚠️ Important:

Dealing with a dead hive costs more.
Act fast. Don’t spray. Save the bees and your home at the same time.


💛 Save Our Honey Bees

Let’s do this the right way—for your home and for the bees.
Call, text, or email me to get started:

📞 315-427-3617
📧 bill.itsallbetter@gmail.com
🌐 www.itsallbetter.com

🐝 Click here to see what happens when bees are sprayed and the hive is left behind.