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We safely remove honeybee colonies in houses, buildings, storage sheds, rock or brick walls, and tree cavities. We also remove swarms of honeybees found on tree and shrub branches. Once we capture and remove the bees, they are taken to one of our apiaries (bee yards) and put in a honeybee colony.
We also have extensive experience working with and removing Africanized honeybee (killer bee) colonies and swarms with Southwest Bee Supply in Tucson, Arizona. Although Africanized honeybees are not common in Louisiana as they are in Arizona, bee removals should be left to experienced beekeepers. 
If you find a swarm of honeybees on your property or a honeybee colony inside the walls of your home or outbuilding, please do not just poison the swarm or call an exterminating company. There are numerous Louisiana beekeepers who will remove the swarm from your property or remove the colony from the walls of your building. Besides, if you just poison the honeybees in your walls or attic, the honey and wax will just attract other bees plus ants and roaches. The remaining honey and wax will rot the wood causing further damage and repair bills.
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We cannot afford to do structure removals for free. Besides the work involved, bee stings, sticky honey, power tools, and work of an evening or at night cannot justify free removals.
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The following link also provides a list of other Louisiana beekeepers who will capture swarms and remove honeybees from buildings.
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