BONAC BEES OFFERS A VARIETY OF PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FOR YOU TO ENJOY!

  • Deborah Klughers, owner of Bonac Bees is an Eastern Apiculture Society of North America Master Beekeeper.
    • EAS Master Beekeepers are certified to have a detailed knowledge of honey bee biology, expertise in the proper practices of beekeeping, and can present this information to the beekeeping and non-beekeeping public in a detailed, accurate, clear and authoritative manner. Master Beekeepers provide education and assistance to beginning beekeepers and serve as experts in beekeeping. The Master Beekeeper program was developed by Dr. Roger A. Morse at Cornell University.

  • We provide professional beekeeping services throughout Long Island, and specialize in apiaries located on eastern Long Island.
  • We help you create your own apiary. We sell and install  honey bee hives, complete with honey bees, on your property. 
  • We offer packaged honey bees, mated queens, nucs, and established honey bee colonies.
  • We offer a monthly honey bee maintenance program. You must be a chemical free property, or become a chemical free property if you would like our monthly services. We offer support and guidance via knowledgeable and professional  landscape designers and gardening experts who can help you achieve a toxin-free landscape. 
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  • We offer consulting services to fellow beekeepers. Whether you are a brand new bee keeper, or just need some help or advice, we are here to help you!
  • We offer beekeeping classes and demonstrations, as well as bee talks to schools (pre-k to college level), youth groups, not-for-profits, churches, and other community groups or organizations.
  •  We offer pollination services to farms and estates.
  • We organically manage our honey bees in apiaries located in East Hampton, NY, which is on eastern Long Island.
  • We handcraft a variety of  hive products, including 100% pure beeswax candles, propolis tincture, balms and salves, and other sweet hive products.
  • We minimally process the honey comb from our hives into raw extracted honey, chunk honey, and creamed honey.
  • Our creamed honey took FIRST PLACE at The Eastern Apicultural Society of North America's 2016 Honey Show!
  • We have won many ribbons at numerous honey shows for our honey and hive products, photography, arts and crafts and more! 
  • Our Honey Comb Pillar candle took SECOND PLACE at The Eastern Apicultural Society of North America's 2016 Honey Show, and our beeswax candle with pressed flowers took fourth place at the 2018 show!
  • We catch and relocate honey bee swarms free of charge, and offer professional honey bee removal from homes and other structures for a fee.
  • Yes, we are insured.

Honey Bee Swarm Catching and Removal

Professional Honey Bee Removal Service
Spot a swarm? 
We will catch and rehome the swarm.
There is NO FEE for swarm catching! 
We DO NOT KILL HONEY BEES!
We RELOCATE honey bees.
Have a problem with honey bees in walls, roof, shed...?
We work with licensed and insured carpenters to offer safe and humane removal and relocation of honey bees.
WE DO NOT KILL HONEY BEES!
​We are here to help you and the honey bees!
​ Give us a BUZZ 631*377*1943
All honey bee removals should be performed by professionals who have the knowledge and equipment to properly remove and relocate the honeybees.
Pest control companies will try to kill the honey bees by pumping poison into the entrance of the hive.
THIS IS NOT A SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM. 
Here's why.
First of all, honey bees are beneficial to the environment, and make the world a more beautiful place. They pollinate out food, and provide food and shelter to wildlife! 
 There can be as many as 60,000 honey bees in one colony, and it takes a LOT of poison to kill that many honey bees. All the poison stays IN the structure, and that is not good for anyone. If the poison does kill the colony, left behind will be a LOT of  dead honey bees, their eggs and larva, and beeswax filled with honey and pollen. You will have more problems in the future with the area now full of dead and rotting honey bees, as well as poisoned wax and fermenting honey . This poison mess will become moist and smelly and will attract other critters (flies, roaches, ants, rodents..), or more honey bees! If a new colony of honey bees moves in, they will either be killed by the leftover poison, or the cycle will repeat!
It's better to remove the entire colony, ALIVE, seal up the location to be BEE PROOF, and relocate the unwanted colony to a new location. 
Call Bonac Bees for professional honey bee removal and relocation.
We also offer honey bee proofing to your home and/or structure.

    PLEASE FILL THIS FORM OUT IF YOU SPOT A SWARM 

    Questions or comments?
    Please email     Debbie@BonacBees.com or fill out this form and we     will get back to you! You can also call us . 631-377-1943

Send Bonac Bees your pictures of honey bees and we will put them in one of our slideshows! 

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