Honey Bee Colony Removal Georgia | Honey Bee Swarm Removal Georgia
Since 2013, this site has been a trusted resource for homeowners seeking professional bee removal services in Atlanta and North Georgia. Originally founded by sisters Durenda Wood and Shamein, the platform connected property owners with experienced beekeepers to safely remove swarms and infestations.
In September 2019, Dale Richter and The Buzz Fuzz took over operations, expanding the service area and strengthening the network of expert removers. Today, The Buzz Fuzz provides reliable bee removal services across Georgia, as well as parts of Alabama and Tennessee. If we’re unable to assist directly, we have a network of over 100 experienced beekeepers who may be able to help. However, please note that we only guarantee work performed by Dale Richter’s The Buzz Fuzz. To ensure transparency and quality, we recommend securing a written agreement outlining services, repairs, and verification of business credentials before hiring any independent beekeeper.
For those outside our coverage area, we can connect you with trusted professionals in other states. Additionally, in some regions, we offer removal services for other stinging insects such as yellow jackets, hornets, wasps, bumblebees, and nuisance bees. Have questions or need assistance? Give us a call—we’re here to help.
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If you have any questions, please message us at Dale Richter’s The Buzz Fuzz on Facebook, call, or text message us (with your name included) at 229-886-7663, or e-mail is at dalerichter@bellsouth.net.
Honey Bee Removal Georgia | Honey Bee Removal
- Honey bees are responsible for the pollination of the majority of the food crops that humanity has come to rely on. Most experts agree that without these essential pollinators our food supply will be seriously threatened.
Agriculture is our wisest pursuit, because it will in the end contribute most to real wealth, good morals, and happiness.
– Thomas Jefferson, letter to George Washington (1787)
- Honey bee hives have died out in increasingly alarming numbers for over a decade now. We believe that the solution to the world-wide honeybee crisis is to cut the environmental toxins affecting the bees, and to transform beekeeping methods that stress the hive.