
WHY CONTROL HONEY BEES?
Honey bees play a vital role as pollinators—but when they build hives too close to homes or businesses in Iowa City, things can get dangerous fast.
Whether it’s the risk of stings, structural damage, or disrupted outdoor time, it’s a situation that needs to be handled carefully. That’s where we come in.
At Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management, we offer humane, eco-friendly honey bee removal in Iowa City that protects both your space and the bees.
Here’s why local homeowners and business owners trust us to help:
1. Avoid Painful and Risky Stings
A single sting is bad enough—but for anyone with allergies, it’s a medical emergency. We safely remove hives so you don’t have to risk getting close.
2. Stop Hidden Damage Before It Spreads
When bees nest inside walls, roofs, or attics, the damage adds up fast—wax, moisture, and honey can ruin insulation and attract pests. Early removal saves money and hassle.
3. Take Back Your Outdoor Space
It’s hard to enjoy your garden, porch, or patio when bees are hovering nearby. We help you get back to outdoor living without the fear of accidental stings.
If you’ve spotted a hive around your home or business, let’s deal with it safely and responsibly. Call Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management today for expert honey bee removal in Iowa City.
HONEY BEE REMOVAL SERVICES
When bees show up in the wrong place, it can be stressful—not just for you, but for the bees, too.
At Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management, we handle honey bee removal with care, using safe and respectful methods that solve the problem without harming the environment. Here’s how we help:
If bees have moved in where they don’t belong, we’re here to help. Reach out to Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management for responsible, local honey bee removal in Iowa City.
Important Notes:
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Swarm Management: If you spot a honey bee swarm on a tree, shrub, or near your home, it’s usually best to leave it undisturbed. Swarms often relocate on their own. Ensure that you and others maintain a safe distance to prevent any disturbances.
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Health Hazards: When a swarm is in a high-traffic area or poses a health risk, it’s essential to get professional help immediately. This is especially critical in public spaces where the risk of disturbance is higher.
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Addressing Established Colonies: If bees have settled in your home’s siding, chimney, or soffits, it’s crucial to act quickly before they start producing honey and causing more significant problems. Reach out to Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management for secure and efficient bee removal to safeguard your property.
OUR HONEY BEE REMOVAL PROCESS
At Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management, we address the specific challenges of honey bee infestations with a comprehensive and methodical approach.
Our process includes meticulous inspections, safe and efficient removal techniques, and proactive strategies to prevent future issues. Each step is executed with attention to detail to keep your home safe and free from honey bee disturbances.
DEALING WITH MORE THAN JUST HONEY BEES?
Do you have other unwelcome guests in your home? Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management can address all your wildlife and pest issues efficiently:
All-Inclusive Wildlife Management
Are raccoons raiding your trash or squirrels nesting in your attic? Our expert team safely relocates wildlife, keeping your property secure and disruption-free.
Advanced Insect Control
Dealing with termites or ants? Our specialized insect control solutions target and eliminate the infestation at its source, ensuring a pest-free home.
Comprehensive Rodent Control
Mice or rats invading your space? Our efficient rodent control methods quickly remove these pests, providing you with long-term rodent-free living.
At Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management, we provide comprehensive solutions to keep your home safe and pest-free. Contact us for professional pest control services tailored to your needs.
HOW TO SPOT HONEY BEE ACTIVITY

Honey bees can be hard to spot, but certain signs can indicate their presence. Identifying these signs is key for effective bee control. Watch for the following indicators:
1. Distinctive Behaviors
Honey bee swarms, led by a queen, consist of hundreds to thousands of bees. They often briefly fly before clustering on tree branches, shrubs, or structures.
2. Signs of Swarming
Swarms may remain in one location for hours to several days, depending on conditions and the time needed for scout bees to find a new nest. Once found, the swarm relocates.
3. Increased Activity
Honey bees don’t leave typical tracks, but you may notice more activity around flowers, gardens, and potential nesting sites. Bee droppings may also appear near the hive or on surfaces below their flight path.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why Choose Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Control
Highly recommend this group!!! Within 24 hours of my “something stinks” panic call, one of the techs, Ronnie, was at our place taking care of the animals that found their final resting place in our vents… and patched it up so we wouldn’t have this happen again. On time, efficient, and very knowledgeable!!
They do an amazing job with our pest control and keeping all the mosquitos at bay. I really appreciate how caring & respective Gene is towards these animals and rodents…
Reliable workers! Very professional!
Knowledgeable, careful, and insightful- I had the opportunity to meet with Nicole Spaulding from Bobcat Wildlife and Pest Management to learn more of what she does and to ask questions about their industry, fearing it affected my own (outdoor aquatic stock growth).
She took the time to share with me the ins-and-outs of her industry, genuinely caring for my concerns, resolving them completely in the end.
What a great experience Ronnie Hayes came to our place he came to our place assessed that we had a few raccoons in our attic. He even put a trap on the roof and for them out the same day then the relocated them. For a very responsible place.
Highly recommend using this company for any pest control needs and or wildlife issues.