Honeycomb Removal in Los Angeles & Orange County
When bees are removed but the honeycomb is left behind, the comb keeps causing problems. Beecasso removes the comb, brood, honey, and wax completely, so the cavity is clean and far less likely to draw a new colony.
What This Service Covers
An established colony leaves pounds of comb and honey inside a wall, roof, or attic. In warm weather the honey softens and seeps, which can stain ceilings, saturate insulation, and attract ants and rodents. The residual scent also signals future swarms. Complete comb removal is what prevents all of that.
Our Process
We remove every frame of comb along with the brood, honey, and wax, then clean the cavity and seal the primary entry point. If the comb was left by a previous removal or an abandoned hive, we assess it and clear it.
What Is Included
Full removal of comb, brood, honey, and wax, cavity cleanup, and sealing of the primary entry point.
Pricing
Comb removal is included in our live colony and cut-out removals. For comb left behind by a previous job or an abandoned hive, send a photo for a free estimate. See full pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the comb have to come out?
Comb left in a wall holds honey that softens and seeps in the heat, which stains, attracts pests, and leaves a scent that draws new swarms. Removing the comb is what makes the fix permanent.
Does removing the bees also remove the comb?
Only if the job includes it. A complete removal takes the comb, brood, honey, and wax, not just the bees. Always confirm comb removal is included.