Jabos Bee Removal

22/02/2023

It’s that time of year again for these giants in the ecosystem to begin moving around. We are here to help if it becomes an issue for you.Call if we can bee of service.🐝

09/07/2022

Very nice couple and one very cool kid. This was in the corner by Michael’s room.

29/06/2022

This was in Mineola last week.Very nice people and community minded as well.

30/05/2022

“Let their remembrance be as lasting as the land they honored.” – Daniel Webster

We are grateful for those who have sacrificed for our freedom.🇺🇸

23/05/2022

This one was in Forney last week.

23/05/2022

This one was in Edgewood.Got the Queen!

23/05/2022

Edgewood

04/05/2022

04/05/2022

These were very gentle.

27/04/2022

1st swarm of the year.

27/04/2022

They were a little upset.

27/04/2022

Got into a large hornet nest today…..wouldn’t go right to fun!

24/03/2022

Some jobs are Bigger than others,but we don’t shy away from any of them.

15/02/2022

These are paper wasps. It was a 6 tiered nest we pulled from an outer wall in Emory.

07/09/2021

Here’s where it was

07/09/2021

We’ll take care of your bees and other pests too! This was a 6 story hornet’s nest from Emory, Tx. 🐝

26/08/2021

This is all one tree for the city of Lindale this morning.Lots of Bees….

23/08/2021

This was a Bumblebee job 2 weeks ago. That nest is 14 inches across and 4 inches thick. There were about 500 bees in it plus what had not hatched. The queen was huge.

21/08/2021

This Really is the third most IMPORTANT holiday of the year…..

07/08/2021

This is what the bees get picked up in.It’s called a catch box.We probably have another 15-20000 left to capture from this trapout.As you can tell a bee hive is a noisy place…

06/08/2021

This is how you get bees out of a tree.The customer was told it couldn’t be done without cutting the tree down.Van Tx 8-5-21.

23/07/2021

With 🐝 🐝 you get 🍯! This comb is full of delicious honey underneath those caps. Where you can see the hexagonal shapes in the comb that is the “uncapped” honey. Bees fill each hexagon with nectar, then they evaporate alll the nectar until it is reduced to honey. Then, they “cap” or “seal” each hexagon with wax. Pretty cool (and tasty!)

16/07/2021

This was just part of the bees...😳🐝

16/07/2021

This is a 2 story removal we did in Benbrook. Had to rent a lift to get those bees from the top! Bees will make themselves at home in your home.

13/07/2021

Bees? We handle them. 🐝 Tarantulas? 🕷😬😳 This fuzzy guy belongs to one of our customers.

12/07/2021

08/07/2021

We “bee”lieve in going the extra mile! (Too far with the bee jokes?!😂🐝)

08/07/2021

Happy Customers make us Happy! 🐝

08/07/2021

The bees were really making themselves at home in this wall! We were able to remove them all.

08/07/2021

We are so excited to “bee” here! Let us know if we can “bee” a help to you!