Swarm Removal Services
Swarming is the way that a honeybee colony reproduces. This usually happens in early spring time when a colony is rapidly growing, but you could find one almost anytime through the year. They tend to be sighted when they are resting as a cluster protecting the queen. Sometimes this cloud is spotted in the air or you may hear the rumbling hum overhead. Although swarming honey bees have little interest in stinging people you should stay away and contact us immediately. Swarms can be harmed by high winds and heavy rainfall, so please contact us as soon as possible if you see a swarm. Donations to support local beekeeping are always appreciated, but not required.When contacting us for swarm removal, please include some detail such as:
- location of swarm
- height above ground
- how long has it been there
- is the swarm brown or grey
| Name | Phone | City | |
| Christine Lockert | TNBEELADY@mac.com | 615-403-7407 | Ashland City |
| Gerald C Greer | gcgmusic@comcast.net | 615-330-9807 | Ashland City |
| Hank&Sue Vejvoda | vjay1948@yahoo.com | 630-940-5955 | Ashland City |
| Kendall Garrett | garrett_k@bellsouth.net | 615-516-2404 | Chapmansboro |
| Kevin Wood | kwnashville@yahoo.com | 615-417-1485 | Ashland City |
| Michael Glavas | mglavas.mg@gmail.com | (630) 548-2695 | Pleasant View |
| Mickey Stephens | KN4JFD@ARRL.NET | 615-330-4628 | West Nashville |
| Robin T Johnson | FarmFishHunt@gmail.com | 615-804-6441 | Ashland City |
| Ronnie Daniel | ronnie_daniel2001@yahoo.com | 615-336-1976 | Kingston Springs |
| Tyler and Kristin Fulton | tylerfulton74@gmail.com | 417-894-0974 | Joelton |
| Dennis Paul | dennis.paul09@comcast.net | 615-906-5904 | Scottsboro Area |
| Gigi and Gary Drumright | fidgity@comcast.net | 615-310-3036 | Bull Run Area |
