Swarm Collection & Removal in California

Local swarm collection from beekeepers across California.

Buy swarm collection & removal direct from beekeepers in California. Every listing below is a local apiary – contact them straight away to arrange collection or delivery of genuinely local swarm collection.

5 beekeepers found

Telegraph Bee Company, LLC – local beekeeper

Telegraph Bee Company, LLC

[email protected] 707-483-1302

1062 Stannage Avenue, Albany California 94706, Albany, California, 94706
Wildflower (california)Liquid HoneyNaturally Crystallized Honey +2 more
HoneyPlusCo – local beekeeper

HoneyPlusCo

Welcome to the world of HoneyPlusCo, where sweetness meets greatness, and every jar tells a story. We are not your average honey company. We're the rebels, the…

5777 West Century Boulevard, Los Angeles California 90045, Los, Angeles California, 90045
Wildflower (california)Orange Blossom (california)Liquid Honey +13 more
Ranch Montane Apiary – local beekeeper

Ranch Montane Apiary

[email protected] 661 367 1107

Bouquet canyon road, Santa Clarita California 91350, Santa, Clarita California, 91350
Wildflower (california)Liquid HoneySwarm Removal +2 more
Resting Bee Face Co. – local beekeeper

Resting Bee Face Co.

We are a woman owned and family operated small business. We specialize in raw honey and other bee products.

2332 sonata drive, Rancho Cordova California 95670, Rancho, Cordova California, 95670
Wildflower (california)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +9 more
Ball Bee Company – local beekeeper

Ball Bee Company

Single beekeeper producing hyper local and very small crop honey.

8434, Los Osos Rd, Atascadero California 93422, Atascadero, California, 93422
Wildflower (california)Orange Blossom (california)Wildflower (california) +7 more

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Frequently asked questions

Do beekeepers charge to collect a swarm?
Many beekeepers collect honey bee swarms for free because they gain a colony, though some ask for a small call-out fee. Ask when you contact them.
How do I know if it is honey bees?
Honey bee swarms form a dense cluster of thousands of golden-brown bees. Beekeepers generally only collect honey bees – wasps and bumblebees need a different service.

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