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North Georgia Honey Bee Removal - Southeast Bee Removal

North Georgia Honey Bee Removal – Safe, Humane & Professional

Live Honeybee Removal & Relocation • Yellow Jacket & Hornet Removal • Inspections • Bee Proofing

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Serving the Mountains & North Metro Since 2013
Why Choose Us

North Georgia’s Bee Removal Experts

We specialize in mountain and North Georgia conditions—humane live removals, full comb cleanup, structural repairs, and bee proofing. Backed by a location-specific re-infestation guarantee once repairs are complete.

01
Mountain Know-How
Experienced with steep grades, tall eaves, cabins, and remote sites.
02
Humane & Eco-Friendly
Live removal & relocation whenever feasible—no “smoke-out” myths.
03
Full Hive Cleanup
Comb, brood, and honey removed; cavity cleaned and insulated to deter return.
04
Bear-Aware Practices
Advise on bear-resistant setups for beeyards and post-removal prevention.

Bee Removal Services in North Georgia

From mountain cabins and lake homes to farms and towns—we remove bees safely and prevent their return.

Honeybee Removal (Live & Humane)

Cut-outs from eaves, chimneys, soffits, walls, decks, and decorative columns—relocated to beekeepers.

Yellow Jacket Removal

Ground and structure nests removed—ideal if you’re not sure whether it’s bees or yellow jackets.

Hornet Removal

Safe removal of high and hidden hornet nests with strict safety protocols.

Bee Inspections

Identify species, pinpoint hive location, and provide a clear plan and quote.

Bee Proofing

Seal entry points and neutralize hive odors to reduce re-infestation risk.

North Georgia Stories

Bear Country, Sourwood Honey & Big Mountain Hives

North Georgia’s forests and dual nectar flows (wildflower & sourwood) keep bees thriving. We’ve handled cabin hive cut-outs, lakeside properties, and tall eaves—plus the occasional bear looking for honey.

Clarkesville Cabin “Bear” Job

Bee colony removed and relocated after bear claw activity near the entry—area cleaned and sealed.

Chimney/Eaves Cut-Out

Full comb extraction, cavity cleanup, insulation, and high-quality caulking for a paint-ready finish.

Cabin & Lake Home Work

Steep access, tall soffits, and decorative columns—handled with pro safety and clean repairs.

Why Bees Love North Georgia

Two nectar flows (wildflower & sourwood), vast woodlands, and cooler elevations make the region a bee haven. If bees choose your structure, we’ll remove them safely and help keep them from returning.

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The Process

Our Bee Removal Process

Typical steps for North Georgia removals—from inspection to relocation.

1) Inspection

Locate the hive (eaves, chimneys, soffits, columns, walls, decks).

2) Removal

Open area, remove bees, comb, brood, and honey with care.

3) Insulate & Proof

Clean cavity, add insulation, and seal entries to deter re-infestation.

4) Relocation

Transport live bees to responsible beekeepers whenever possible.

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Serving All of North Georgia

Canton, Cartersville, Cedartown, Rome, Jasper, Dalton, Ellijay, Blue Ridge, Blairsville, Helen, Gainesville, Lake Hartwell, and surrounding mountain & lake communities.

North Georgia Bee Removal Service Area

Schedule Your Bee Removal in North Georgia

Fast response • Humane removal • Licensed & insured

North Georgia Bee Removal FAQs

  • Why are bees so common in North Georgia?

    The forests and two nectar flows (wildflower & sourwood) make ideal conditions—bees can expand quickly and choose structures for shelter.

  • Do you relocate the bees?

    Yes—whenever feasible we perform live removals and relocate bees to responsible beekeepers.

  • Can you handle remote or steep sites?

    We routinely work on cabins, lake homes, and tall/steep structures with the right safety equipment and methods.

  • What about bears?

    We remove the hive materials that attract wildlife and can advise on bear-resistant beeyard practices if you keep bees nearby.