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Live bee removal and relocation, plus wasp and yellow jacket removal, across SW Riverside County. Call or text a photo for a free estimate.
Best when it is urgent
Call and talk it through
Say where the bees are and how long they have been there.
Call (951) 746-5418The quickest answer
Text us a photo
A photo of the bees, taken from wherever you feel safe.
Start a textNon-urgent questions
Send a message
Use the short form for anything that can wait.
Go to the formMurrieta home office
41690 Ivy St, Suite B8
Murrieta, CA 92562 · 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week
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Take the photo from wherever you already feel safe standing. You do not need to get closer or diagnose the problem yourself.
A clear photo
Show the cluster or the place bees are going in and out.
Where it is
Wall, roofline, chimney, tree, yard, or another location.
How long
Tell us when you first noticed the activity, as near as you can.
The address
The address tells us whether you are in the area.
Send us a message
Send a message when it can wait.
The form is for questions that can wait. If there are bees in the wall right now, call; that is the fastest way to get someone out.
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Our home office is in Murrieta, and this is the same listing you will find on Google: address, hours and reviews in one place. We come to you, so the phone is still the quickest route.
What people ask before reaching out.
Still unsure after reading these? Call and ask. You do not need to know exactly what kind of bee problem you have.
How soon can someone come out? +
Often the same day. It depends on where the day already is when you call, so the earlier you call, the better the odds.
Is the estimate free? +
Yes. Estimates are free, and you get the range and the reasons behind it before any work starts.
Can I text a photo instead of calling? +
Yes. Text a photo, the address and roughly how long the bees have been there, and we can usually tell you what you are looking at without coming out first.
Do you work weekends? +
Yes. We are open 7 days a week, so a Saturday or Sunday call gets the same answer as a weekday one.
What should I do while I wait? +
Keep people and pets away from it, leave it alone and do not spray it. Spraying usually makes the job harder and the bees more defensive.
Bees move fast. So do we.
Tell us what you are seeing and we will tell you what it takes to deal with it.