Nathan Epperson
- Areas
- Will travel to Ft. Collins and Loveland
2026 Winter Meeting · Conference Saturday, Nov 14 · Littleton, CO · Online registration through October 28th
Register for the meetingSo, we encourage you to do it right the first time by calling a professional hive remover (most likely they’ll even be happy to give you some of the honey!).
Is it a swarm? If the bees are clustered outside and not living inside your walls, call the Swarm Hotline at 1.844.SPY.BEES instead. Swarm calls are free.
Be prepared to pay for these services. The removal of a honey bee hive is a complex, messy, time-consuming process and is not performed for free. Some providers will only remove the bees and the associated bee products. In this case you may need to hire an additional contractor to repair and rebuild the area previously occupied by the bees. Other providers may perform the extraction and repair/rebuild. Please ensure you understand the extent of the work they will perform and the services they will perform.
NOTE: CSBA does not endorse any of the providers listed on this page. We are simply listing individuals known to provide these types of service as a courtesy to our Members and Visitors to this page. If you choose to contact any of the following providers, it is up to you that they must show that they have liability insurance and meet criteria contractor licensing for your municipality.
Please exercise due diligence when choosing and engaging anyone on this list, as CSBA is not liable for the services or actions of the listed providers.
The following list provides individuals that operate mainly in the Denver Metro area and across the Front Range.
Providers are listed alphabetically by last name with their phone number, email address and the areas they work in indicated in the listing.
Verified/updated for 2024 indicates information verified/updated for 2024.
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