Bee Removal in Temple City, CA

Fast, ethical bee removal for homeowners, property managers and businesses in Temple City. I inspect for free and give you the price before any work starts.

Eli the Bee Guy working on a tile roof during a bee removal

Your city

Temple City, California

  • Los Angeles County
  • About 24 miles from my Ontario / Inland Empire location
  • Population about 36,000

For permits, local ordinances and city services, visit Temple City City Hall online.

Temple City bee rescue

Live bee removal in Temple City, done all the way

Temple City is home to about 36,000 residents in Los Angeles County, and the honey bees like it here as much as the people do. When I get a call in Temple City, the colony is usually in palm trees, tree hollows or attics, and most people don’t know it’s there until they hear the buzzing.

With Eli the Bee Guy, the colony comes out alive. I take out every piece of honeycomb and wax and seal the entry points, because the smell left behind draws new swarms back. The bees go to vetted local beekeepers instead of being killed.

Temple City is about 24 miles from my Ontario Google Business location (Eli the Bee Guy | Bee Removal and Rescue). Eli the Bee Guy is owner-operated. I take on the large and high-liability removals myself, and smaller jobs go to my own trained crew, who use the same methods. I never hand a job off to a pest control company.

Recent jobs

Recent bee removals in and near Temple City

Recent jobs in Temple City: comb from a stucco wall and comb from a roof. All of those colonies came out alive, with the comb pulled and the entry sealed afterward.

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Services

Bee, wasp and yellow jacket services in Temple City

How it works

From first call to bee-free

  1. Free inspection

    I find the hive, check how big it is, and walk you through the plan and the price before any work starts.

  2. Live removal

    The colony comes out alive and stays together with its queen. I don’t use pesticides or poison.

  3. Full hive extraction

    I take out all the honeycomb, honey and wax residue, so there’s nothing left in there to rot or attract new bees.

  4. Seal and relocate

    I seal the entry points so bees don’t move back in, and the colony goes to a vetted local beekeeper.

My locations

Serving Temple City from my Ontario and Orange County locations

Google reviews

What Inland Empire and LA County customers say

Rated 5.0 from 268 Google reviews · Ontario / Inland Empire (255), Orange County (13)

  • “Very friendly. Needed service on a holiday and they were available quick.”

    Aaron FloresGoogle review ·

  • “Great job for saving the bees. The removal process was very safe and humane. Well done and thank u!”

    Matthew SiuGoogle review ·

  • “Eli is very nice and good at what he does and knowledgeable.”

    natapi007Google review ·

  • “I had a bee issue that was much larger than I knew. They were not resting, they had taken up residence in an opening under the roof. I wanted the bees removed without killing them. Eli was able to evict them with minimal loss of bees. While the bees were deciding where to go next, my front yard looked like a scene from an Alfred Hitchcock movie. The next day I found maybe 10 dead bees, most likely the victims of their bee hive mates. Save the bees, call Eli.”

    Carol EvansGoogle review ·

  • “Eli and his father took good care of us. They were able to come remove our hive the next day after contacting them. The hive was about one year old and approximately 40,000 bees, and he removed them in just over two hours. We decided to go with Eli because we wanted the bees to be removed humanely and relocated to another location where they could thrive and continue their critical role in our ecosystem. Eli’s communication was great and they were on time. We also purchased a jar of delicious, natural honey from them. I would highly recommend their services. Kind, courteous and professional.”

    Zachary WalterGoogle review ·

  • “On-time, communicative, professional, educational, efficient, friendly and all-around great human. Watching him work is watching a master at their craft. Thank you Eli!”

    Jordan GionetGoogle review ·

Real reviews from my Ontario Google Business Profile, which serves Temple City.Read all 255 on Google

FAQ

Temple City bee removal questions

Do you offer bee removal in Temple City, CA?

Yes. Temple City is about 24 miles from my Ontario location, and I cover all of Los Angeles County. Call (626) 487-6052 to set up a free inspection.

Do you kill the bees?

I remove bees alive whenever I can and relocate them to vetted local beekeepers. I’m a beekeeper, not an exterminator, and I don’t use poison on honey bees.

Can you get to a hive inside the structure?

Yes, hives in palm trees, tree hollows and attics are routine work for me. I open up the cavity, take out the colony and all of the honeycomb, and then seal the entry point so bees don’t move back in.

How much does bee removal cost in Temple City?

The inspection is free. The removal isn’t, because a proper live removal costs time, fuel, equipment and liability. Swarm removal is $250. A structural removal from a wall, roof or chimney usually runs $375 to $1,000, depending on how much I have to open up and seal. I’ll give you the exact price before any work starts. More on what goes into bee removal cost.

How fast can you get here?

Often, yes. I’m open 24 hours Monday through Saturday, and a lot of the time I can come out the same day. If anyone in the house has a severe allergy to bee stings, tell me when you call. See emergency bee removal.

What about wasp and yellow jacket nests?

Yes. I take care of wasp and yellow jacket nests too, including aggressive ground nests near patios, pools and play areas.

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Free consultation

Get a free inspection and quote in Temple City

Tell me what you’re seeing and where, and I’ll get back to you. For swarms or allergy emergencies, call (626) 487-6052.

  • Free inspection & honest pricing
  • Live relocation with no poison
  • Hive removal & entry-point patching