Beekeeper in protective gear using a tool near trees while working to rescue bees.

Local Bee Rescue

Our Experienced Beekeepers are scattered around the county.  We work together and have varying levels of expertise.  Rescuing swarms can be tedious work depending on where the bees have decided to either stop briefly on their travels or set up housekeeping.  Be aware we will do everything possible to save the bees on your property.  


Swarms and cut-outs are two very different situations.  A swarm is the bees natural way of splitting off from the original hive because they need more room to grow the colony.  A cut-out can be more difficult, and many times involves removing wood, siding, etc., from the structure or house to get to where the bees are.  They often have been in the location for sometime and have set up their hive.  It requires extensive work to remove the bees.  The homeowner will be responsible for making all repairs after the bees are removed and will need to sign a waiver releasing the beekeeper of damages.  



Please Call

Bobbie Gardner

Swarm Coordinator

(336) 382-5939


Thank you for helping us rescue the bees!