The Questions and Answers you need.

The greatest question we hear, we will always recommend the safe humane relocation of honeybees from populated areas due to the environmental and economical benefits honey bees provide. 

a: No, honey bees are a very vital part of the ecosystem, BeeDoctor does not perform exterminations on honeybees or any beneficial insect. In the extremely rare case a bee hive needs to be dispatched due to public safety or immediate threat to human life, BeeDoctor will consult with a local pest control company to humanely dispatch the nest.

a: This is probably the greatest question and the most honest, the professionals at BeeDoctor do not recommend you attempt the removal of the honey bee nest, save the money on a hospital visit and contact the professional bee removal specialists.

a: This is  hands down the question that we hear the most. You need to be licensed with the Structural Pest Control Board if you are applying any pesticide, and in order to conduct cosmetic repairs on the structure after a relocation you need to be licensed under the contractor state license board if the repair totals over $500, 

BeeDoctor and our beekeepers are exempted from licensing under the food and agriculture code 11531 because we do not apply any pesticides or poisons on the property, and we network with reputable licensed contractors to conduct the cosmetic repairs.

a: Any legitimate and responsible  company will carry liability insurance for themselves and workers compensation insurance for employees.

Any beekeeper who is removing colonies of honey bees and you cannot verify where the bees will end up, This is a huge red flag that the honeybees may be removed off your property alive but not relocated to legal honey bee yards / apiaries alive.