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BEE REMOVAL

Free Estimate For Bee Removal | All Bees Removal

We do offer free estimates for our services. Usually we can give you an estimated from the pictures you send us on the phone at 954-937-7160. However, most of the time we will drive to your location. We guarantee that we will beat any written estimate. We also guarantee the work for at least three months

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Bee relocation

Bees do not need to be killed if in the wrong place. Most of the time bees could be safely relocated. We strive for 100% relocation an all our bees.

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repair followed by bee removal

Sometimes, damage to properties occur after removal of bees. For any bees related services please call us at 954-937-7160 or 954-547-9951

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Wasp Removal

Bees removal and bees relocation. It is wise to not mess with bees or wasps if you are not trained to deal with bees Please call us for bee related services at 954-937-7160 or 954-547-9951

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Bee Removal

We remove bees from many habitats such as, inside and outside houses, edges of roofs, trees, water meters, sheds, fences, etc. Please call 954 937 7160 or 954 547-9951 for bee removal and relocation

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Free Estimate for bee removal, please call 954-937-7160

We do offer free estimates for our services. Usually we can give you an estimated from the pictures you send us on the phone at 954-937-7160. However, most of the time we will drive to your location. We guarantee that we will beat any written estimate. We also guarantee the work for at least three months

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Bee relocation

Bees do not need to be killed if in the wrong place. Most of the time bees could be safely relocated. We strive for 100% relocation an all our bees.

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About me

In 2005  I decided to take a proactive role to save bees. I was aware of the delicate situations bees are in. My wife and I  decided to save as many bees as possible and do our contribution to protect bees. We bought a farm and I went to learn how to tender and take care for bees. I opened a company and became a licensed bee keeper. In time I realized that the biggest impact I can have is to save the bees from destruction in the city. So I learned how to remove and relocate bees from human habitats and transfer them into agricultural environments. With time I grew to appreciate the bees more and more. I appreciate their cleanliness, their organized culture, the benefits they provide us with- such as honey, royal jelly, propolis, pollen and wax. However, the biggest impact bees have in in pollination. This benefit is so big that according to scientists, life itself would not exist without pollinators.


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  • 1001 N Federal Hwy suite 101 Hallandale Florida 33009
  • Now Serving Broward, Dade and Palm Beach counties.

Testimonials

Daniela Marinau
     

 I did hire Romeo to remove bees from my house. The bees were in the margin of the roof- that is where the bees were going in. However they were in the house also. I could not be happier with my choice of service. Romeo was very professional, he was able to remove the bees from my house and relocate them at a farm. is is not ok with me to kill bees...

Daniela Marinau: customer, bee removal and relocation
Raquel Franco
     

 Romeo removed the bees located at the place where I work. He was very professional and removed and relocated the bees. He also left us a large jar of honey. Thank you Romeo Highly recommended

Raquel Franco: Business Consultant, bee removal
  

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“Among alternatives to modern drugs, there has long been a traditional use of natural health products. However, such products normally cannot be registered as medicines; the considerable investment needed to qualify them as such often would not be compensated because they are difficult to obtain a patent for and people could easily purchase or collect them. Curiously, one of the strategies for developing modern drugs is to carefully dissect the components of natural products, determine which ones have desirable activity, patent and synthesize them and then go through the expensive process of getting them approved, though with some possibility that such products could give a return on the investment because of the patents. A case in point is Brazilian green propolis, for which there is considerable evidence of anticancer properties [228,229]. This propolis is not patented, but some if its components were isolated, and synthesized, and are now patented drugs for cancer treatment [230]. Brazil continues to produce and export large quantities of green propolis, especially to Asian countries, but various patented components are the property of companies in other countries.In some parts of the world, the equivalent of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), officially classifies certain natural products as “Functional Foods” or some other similar category. As such, they can be produced and marketed and used by people who believe they will be good for their health. To be classified as functional foods, these agencies require proof that they are safe and that they have proven health benefits [71,231]. This option provides alternatives that are normally inexpensive and do not require prescriptions. Specifically, propolis has been suggested as a prophylactic treatment for high risk groups in the current COVID-19 pandemic [232]”.(37)“While modern medicines normally have only one or just a few active components, natural products can have many. Propolis, for example, has hundreds of components [226], many of which have properties that have the potential to help treat various types of disease or have various modes of action against a specific disease and its consequences [[233], [234], [235]]. Another consideration is that a strong specific effect, such as that of an anticoagulant used in an effort to prevent the microthromboses that have become a serious consequence of advanced COVID19 [236], requires specific dosing in order to avoid excess bleeding and other dangerous side effects [237], and such drugs are not a safe option for patients that have some types of blood disease, or various heart and vessel disorders. A natural anticoagulant could give some protection and at a level sufficient to reduce the risk of thrombosis without strong side effects. Propolis has demonstrated anticoagulant properties [147].”(37)“Propolis, a resinous material produced by honey bees from plant exudates, has long been used in traditional herbal medicine and is widely consumed as a health aid and immune system booster….. Given the current emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and limited therapeutic options, propolis is presented as a promising and relevant therapeutic option that is safe, easy to administrate orally and is readily available as a natural supplement and functional food.” (37)Based on this study, the daily intake of 900 mg of bee propolis supplement for 12 weeks results in improvement of glycemic and some serum lipid levels in patients with T2D[type 2 diabetes]“Propolis has potential as a complementary therapy for cancer. It has shown efficacy against various types, including bladder, blood, brain, breast, colon, head and neck, kidney, liver, pancreas, prostate, and skin cancers [112]. Propolis could help prevent cancer progression; in various parts of the world it is considered an alternative therapy for cancer treatment [113]. Propolis extracts have been found to inhibit tumor cell growth both in vitro and in vivo, including inhibition of angiogenesis, demonstrating potential for the development of new anticancer drugs [[114], [115], [116]]. Various components of propolis have been shown to inhibit cancer cell growth, including cinnamic acid [66], CAPE [[117], [118], [119]], quercetin [120], and chrysin [121]. Propolis and its components normally have little impact on normal cells, displaying differential cytotoxicity in liver cancer, melanoma and breast cell carcinoma cell lines [122,123]. Propolis enhances the activity of tumor necrosis factor related apoptosis inducing ligand (TRAIL) in cancer cells [124].” 37“10.2. Hypertension and cardiovascular diseaseHypertension and cardiovascular disease are considered relevant comorbidities for COVID-19 [[125], [126], [127]]. Propolis has demonstrated anti-hypertensive effects in rat models [33,34,128,129]. In Cameroon, it is used in popular medicine to treat various ailments, including high blood pressure [130]. Propolis has been widely used as a dietary supplement for its health benefits, including cardiovascular protective effects [131,132]. In a human trial, consumption of propolis improved critical blood parameters, including HDL, GSH and TBARS levels, demonstrating that it could contribute to a reduced risk for cardiovascular disease [132].(37)ropolis
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“Among alternatives to modern drugs, there has long been a traditional use of natural health products. However, such products normally cannot be registered as medicines; the considerable investment needed to qualify them as such often would not be compensated because they are difficult to obtain a patent for and people could easily purchase or collect them. Curiously, one of the strategies for developing modern drugs is to carefully dissect the components of natural products, determine which ones have desirable activity, patent and synthesize them and then go through the expensive process of getting them approved, though with some possibility that such products could give a return on the investment because of the patents. A case in point is Brazilian green propolis, for which there is considerable evidence of anticancer properties [228,229]. This propolis is not patented, but some if its components were isolated, and synthesized, and are now patented drugs for cancer treatment [230]. Brazil continues to produce and export large quantities of green propolis, especially to Asian countries, but various patented components are the property of companies in other countries.In some parts of the world, the equivalent of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), officially classifies certain natural products as “Functional Foods” or some other similar category. As such, they can be produced and marketed and used by people who believe they will be good for their health. To be classified as functional foods, these agencies require proof that they are safe and that they have proven health benefits [71,231]. This option provides alternatives that are normally inexpensive and do not require prescriptions. Specifically, propolis has been suggested as a prophylactic treatment for high risk groups in the current COVID-19 pandemic [232]”.(37)“While modern medicines normally have only one or just a few active components, natural products can have many. Propolis, for example, has hundreds of components [226], many of which have properties that have the potential to help treat various types of disease or have various modes of action against a specific disease and its consequences [[233], [234], [235]]. Another consideration is that a strong specific effect, such as that of an anticoagulant used in an effort to prevent the microthromboses that have become a serious consequence of advanced COVID19 [236], requires specific dosing in order to avoid excess bleeding and other dangerous side effects [237], and such drugs are not a safe option for patients that have some types of blood disease, or various heart and vessel disorders. A natural anticoagulant could give some protection and at a level sufficient to reduce the risk of thrombosis without strong side effects. Propolis has demonstrated anticoagulant properties [147].”(37)“Propolis, a resinous material produced by honey bees from plant exudates, has long been used in traditional herbal medicine and is widely consumed as a health aid and immune system booster….. Given the current emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and limited therapeutic options, propolis is presented as a promising and relevant therapeutic option that is safe, easy to administrate orally and is readily available as a natural supplement and functional food.” (37)Based on this study, the daily intake of 900 mg of bee propolis supplement for 12 weeks results in improvement of glycemic and some serum lipid levels in patients with T2D[type 2 diabetes]“Propolis has potential as a complementary therapy for cancer. It has shown efficacy against various types, including bladder, blood, brain, breast, colon, head and neck, kidney, liver, pancreas, prostate, and skin cancers [112]. Propolis could help prevent cancer progression; in various parts of the world it is considered an alternative therapy for cancer treatment [113]. Propolis extracts have been found to inhibit tumor cell growth both in vitro and in vivo, including inhibition of angiogenesis, demonstrating potential for the development of new anticancer drugs [[114], [115], [116]]. Various components of propolis have been shown to inhibit cancer cell growth, including cinnamic acid [66], CAPE [[117], [118], [119]], quercetin [120], and chrysin [121]. Propolis and its components normally have little impact on normal cells, displaying differential cytotoxicity in liver cancer, melanoma and breast cell carcinoma cell lines [122,123]. Propolis enhances the activity of tumor necrosis factor related apoptosis inducing ligand (TRAIL) in cancer cells [124].” 37“10.2. Hypertension and cardiovascular diseaseHypertension and cardiovascular disease are considered relevant comorbidities for COVID-19 [[125], [126], [127]]. Propolis has demonstrated anti-hypertensive effects in rat models [33,34,128,129]. In Cameroon, it is used in popular medicine to treat various ailments, including high blood pressure [130]. Propolis has been widely used as a dietary supplement for its health benefits, including cardiovascular protective effects [131,132]. In a human trial, consumption of propolis improved critical blood parameters, including HDL, GSH and TBARS levels, demonstrating that it could contribute to a reduced risk for cardiovascular disease [132].(37)ropolis

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Bees in the wall

When hundreds of thousands of bees are in the walls, you better get a professional to remove them

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When bees are in the mail box by the hundreds

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Interesting ways of bees self defense- mummification

bees keep their house clean and isolate potential contaminants with extraordinary effectiveness

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Relocation to customer preference place
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Relocation to customer preference place

We do save bees and relocate them to costumer's desired location

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Emergency Bee Removal Services - Call 954-547-9951 or 954-937-7160
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Emergency Bee Removal Services - Call 954-547-9951 or 954-937-7160

When you host a party and the first guess is a family of about 100000 bees....you need bee removal service as soon as possible

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