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Honey bees are important pollinators, but a colony inside a wall, attic, roofline, or another part of a building may create concerns for homeowners and businesses.
Arterix Pest Control offers professional honeybee removal and treatment services with published pricing of $899–$1,499.
Whenever physically possible, Arterix prioritizes relocating the bees. If relocation is not physically possible, the company offers chemical treatment as an alternative.
Arterix’s published honeybee service price ranges from $899 to $1,499.
The service includes a season-long guarantee, subject to the terms of the service agreement.
Additional height charge: Treatments performed above 20 feet incur an additional $100 charge.
The final quote should be confirmed based on the colony location, accessibility, selected method, and property conditions.
Honey bees play an essential role in pollination. For this reason, removing a colony does not always have to mean exterminating it.
Arterix’s published service policy is to relocate honey bees whenever relocation is physically possible.
The feasibility of relocation depends on factors such as the colony’s location, access to the nesting area, and the condition of the structure.
Not every colony can be safely or practically relocated. Some situations may require further evaluation before an appropriate method can be selected.
If honeybee relocation is physically impossible, Arterix offers chemical treatment.
Any pesticide application must follow the product label and applicable regulations, with appropriate precautions for occupants, animals, and the surrounding environment.
Colonies located inside building cavities may also present additional considerations, including remaining comb, honey, and other nesting material.
Customers should confirm whether any structural access, comb removal, cleaning, or repairs are included in their quote or require separate services.
The first step is to identify the insects involved and assess the location of the suspected colony.
Not every group of flying bees indicates an established colony inside the building. Proper identification helps determine the appropriate response.
Arterix evaluates whether the colony can be relocated.
Where relocation is not physically possible, the company may recommend an appropriate chemical treatment.
Colonies in walls, attics, and other concealed spaces may require special access or additional work.
Before beginning service, customers should confirm the quoted scope, any height-related charges, and whether separate repairs or cleaning are required.
The published honeybee service includes a season-long guarantee.
The exact coverage period, included follow-up services, exclusions, and conditions should be confirmed in the written agreement.
A colony located near a busy entrance or inside a building can create concerns about stings, access, and property maintenance.
Honey bees may defend their colony when disturbed. Attempting to open a wall, block a colony entrance, or remove a hive without appropriate experience can increase the risk of stings and complications.
Professional assessment can help determine whether the bees should be left undisturbed, relocated, or otherwise managed.
Honey bees, yellowjackets, paper wasps, and hornets are different insects with different nesting habits and management needs.
The honeybee service described here has its own published price range and relocation-first approach.
For other stinging insects, visit our Stinging Insect Control page.
Pricing and guarantees for wasps, hornets, or other stinging insects may differ from the honeybee treatment program.
The published honeybee removal and treatment service costs $899–$1,499. The final quote depends on the conditions of the job.
Yes. According to its published service description, Arterix relocates honey bees whenever physically possible.
If relocation is physically impossible, Arterix offers chemical treatment as an alternative.
The published price terms specify an additional $100 charge for treatments above 20 feet.
Yes. The published service includes a season-long guarantee. Customers should confirm the exact coverage and conditions before treatment.
The published offer does not specify whether these activities are included. Ask Arterix to confirm any required access, comb removal, cleanup, and structural repairs before service begins.
No. They are different insects, and suitable control methods depend on species, nesting location, and circumstances. Honeybee relocation is considered whenever physically possible under Arterix’s published approach.
Arterix Pest Control serves Maryland, Washington, DC, and Northern Virginia. Contact the company to confirm honeybee service availability at your address.
If you have discovered honeybee activity around your home or business, contact Arterix Pest Control to discuss the colony location and available removal options.
Published honeybee service price: $899–$1,499, with a season-long guarantee and a $100 additional charge for treatments above 20 feet.
Call 800-496-2337 to request a quote.