Broward County · Live bee relocation
Live Bee Removal in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Looking for bee removal in Fort Lauderdale? GotBeez relocates honey bee colonies from walls, rooflines, soffits, palms, balconies, marina properties, and commercial buildings — without spray-and-walk-away extermination.
We serve Las Olas, Rio Vista, Victoria Park, Flagler Village, Coral Ridge, Harbor Beach, Galt Ocean Mile, Tarpon River, Imperial Point, and nearby Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods.
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Need bee removal in Fort Lauderdale today?
If bees are flying a steady path into a wall, soffit, palm, balcony, sign, patio, or marina structure, keep people and pets clear of the flight line. Do not spray. Do not seal the hole yet — that can trap comb and make the cleanup worse.
Text a clear photo of the bees and the entry point to
954-546-0220. We will tell you if it is honey bees and how soon we can get there.
Real Fort Lauderdale job: bees in an East Fort Lauderdale tree
A palm near Las Olas is a different access problem than bees entering a stucco wall in Rio Vista or a commercial sign near a restaurant. We find the true entry point first, then decide whether the job is a swarm removal, structural cutout, roofline removal, or honeycomb cleanup.
Common bee problems we solve in Fort Lauderdale
Stucco walls, soffits, fascia, and rooflines
Common on Rio Vista, Victoria Park, and Coral Ridge homes. A small entry with heavy flight often means comb is already inside the void.
Las Olas palms, walkways, and outdoor dining
Busy sidewalks and patio seating need fast flight-path control so guests and staff are not walking through bee traffic.
Waterfront, marina, and balcony colonies
Harbor Beach, Galt Ocean Mile, and Intracoastal properties often need careful access planning around docks, balconies, and tight side yards.
Hotels, restaurants, and retail plazas
Low-disruption timing for managers who need the entrance, patio, or sign cleared without shutting down the business all day.
High-reach palms and second-story eaves
When ladder access is unsafe, we use our owned 50-ft boom lift for tall palms and hard-to-reach eaves.
Honeycomb left after a spray job
If someone already sprayed, comb can still melt, stain, and attract pests. We assess cleanup before the problem spreads in the wall.
How GotBeez handles Fort Lauderdale removals
- Photo + call — confirm honey bees vs wasps from a safe distance.
- On-site assessment — find the real nest location, access, and whether comb is in a void.
- Live removal — relocate the whole colony alive, every time.
- Comb plan — structural jobs often need honeycomb cleanup.
- Seal guidance — close the entry after removal so scent does not invite the next swarm.
Pricing depends on access and comb — see bee removal cost. Emergency situations: 24/7 emergency live bee removal. Neighborhood deep-dive: Las Olas bee removal.
Bee removal services for Fort Lauderdale
No-kill relocation for homes and businesses across Fort Lauderdale.
Walls, attics, patios, sheds, palms, and pool cages.
Hotels, restaurants, marinas, offices, managed communities.
Structural voids, soffits, fascia, and CBS cavities.
Tall palms, second-story eaves, and hard-to-reach signs.
Remove leftover wax and honey that cause odor and return visits.
Fort Lauderdale areas we serve
Live bee removal throughout Fort Lauderdale, including Las Olas, Rio Vista, Victoria Park, Harbor Beach, Coral Ridge, Flagler Village, Tarpon River, Imperial Point, Riverland, Galt Ocean Mile, and nearby Broward communities.
Frequently asked questions — Fort Lauderdale bee removal
Do you provide bee removal in Fort Lauderdale, FL?
Yes. GotBeez provides live bee removal and honey bee relocation across Fort Lauderdale. Call or text Broward at 954-546-0220.
Do you serve Las Olas and Rio Vista?
Yes. Those are common Fort Lauderdale service areas for us, along with Victoria Park, Coral Ridge, Harbor Beach, and nearby neighborhoods.
What phone number should Fort Lauderdale customers use?
Use the Broward County line: 954-546-0220 (call or text a photo). Palm Beach County jobs use 561-867-0507.
Should I spray bees on my Fort Lauderdale property?
No. Spraying can leave honeycomb in the wall, create odor, and invite pests or a new swarm. Call a live removal team first.
Do you relocate bees alive?
Yes, every time. We never kill bees. We are beekeeper-led and move colonies to our local apiary instead of defaulting to extermination.
How fast can you get to Fort Lauderdale?
Same-day and next-day windows are common depending on schedule and access. Text photos to 954-546-0220 for the fastest answer.