Bee Hive Removal Singapore

Not All Bees Sting

At ORIGIN, we understand the importance of coexisting peacefully with bees. We specialise in bee hive removal and bee relocation services, ensuring the safety of both bees and the community.

Bees Can Be Relocated

When you see a huge bunch of bees, don’t panic. The bees are actually swarming and very unlikely to attack. Swarming happens when the beehive becomes too large. The Queen Bee and a large group of Worker Bees will leave the hive to find a new location, leaving the rest to swarm while waiting.
This natural phenomenon is why it's important to understand that swarms often disperse after a few days—they've migrated to their new home! If concerned, professional bee hive removal Singapore can ensure the safe relocation of bees to appropriate environments.

Why Beehives and Bees Matter in Singapore?

ORIGIN is saving the world 1 beehive at a time.
Bees are pollinators, not pests!
We are so happy that more people in Singapore are starting to care for bees and asking us to relocate bees instead of killing them through our bee relocation services.
Did you know that bees visit up to 3000 flowers a day? And all we remember about them is that they sting!

“Along our journey, we were fortunate to have Mothership join us to share how we do bee relocation services to Singapore’s beloved bee farm".

Bees Species

Singapore has about 200 bee species but not all of them sting!
The stingless bee species don't even have stingers - like the Smooth-Headed Stingless Bee we have in Singapore.
Among the stinging bee species here, the most common one is the Asian Honeybee.
Other stinging bee species are the Carpenter Bee, Leafcutter Bee, and the stunning Himalayan Cloak-and-Dagger Bee.
Because they sting, many people think of bees as dangerous.
The reality is bees are peaceful creatures.
They only attack when they feel threatened or if their hives are disturbed - which is a natural response!

Bees

Why Choose ORIGIN for Bee Hive Removal and Bee Relocation Services in singapore?

ORIGIN stands as the pioneering pest control company in Singapore, offering comprehensive bee hive removal and bee relocation services. Although bees are not pests, there are many considerations and much wider implications to whether or not stray bee swarms or hives should be saved or not. Some of these include: is the swarm/hive in a precarious position, are the bees a native species, and so on. A team of trained technicians will assess the hive environment, identify the bee species, and choose the right relocation approach. Barricades and signs will be placed to ensure public safety. Bees and their hive will be relocated in an ORIGIN customized box to appointed bee farms for continued pollination.

Because we want to do it right away, ORIGIN partnered with Singapore’s favourite bee farmer, Mr John Chong, who trained our team at the beautiful and fun BEE AMAZED GARDEN, we learned about various bee species, their biology, and most importantly, how to safely bring bees to their new home.

Bee Relocation Services or Bee Hive Removal Singapore

Bee Relocation Services to Bee Farms

Beehives will be relocated to local bee farms to promote conservation and sustainability in our ecosystem. The bee farms are dedicated to the preservation of the urban bee population as well as to the development of homegrown Singapore Honey, creating our own unique taste Through the development of these bee farms, educational programs, workshops, family activities, environmental talks, and basic beekeeping lessons can be made available to the general public, to drive home the importance of conserving our local bees.

Bee Relocation Services by ORIGIN in Singapore

BEE AMAZED GARDEN

Did you know that a bee visits up to 3000 flowers a day? And yet all we remember about them is their sting!

After more than 30 years with MOE as an educator in Singapore, when John discovered his love for bees, he designed BEE AMAZED Garden to be a lovely home for bees and a fun place for anyone who wants to learn about bees!

BEE AMAZED Garden offers the full spectrum:
educational programmes, honey tasting, environmental talks, corporate workshops and even basic beekeeping lessons!

Check out this great feature on John by ASIAONE