Live Honeybee Removal & Land Services in Cypress, TX
Cypress covers a big stretch of northwest Harris County along US 290, from established neighborhoods near Cypress Creek to newer master-planned communities like Bridgeland and Towne Lake, with remaining acreage toward the Katy Prairie and Hockley. Lakes, greenbelts, mature trees and thousands of rooflines give honeybees plenty of places to swarm and settle. Farmer Brown & Co. is a family beekeeping and land-services business based in Sealy, about 35 miles southwest, run by Henry Brown Jr. and Zanaria Brown. We serve Cypress homeowners, HOAs, businesses and landowners.
Call or text 979-627-1998 · Request bee service · Get a land quote
Bee removal for Cypress homes and HOAs
Typical Cypress bee calls include colonies in second-story soffits and gables, behind brick veneer, inside wall cavities near outdoor lights and hose bibs, in irrigation and utility boxes, and in trees along greenbelts and trails. Swarms on fences, playground equipment and mailbox clusters are common in spring.
How we handle it: - Photos and ZIP first, so we know whether it's a swarm or an established colony and how high it is. - A written scope and price that explains bee and comb removal and any opening or closing work. - Live removal and relocation to a managed apiary whenever conditions allow.
HOAs and property managers: if bees are near a pool, clubhouse, playground or trail, send the location and photos. We'll recommend a plan and note any access or timing needs. Until then, rope off the area and please don't spray.
Hive inspections & placement near Cypress
Backyard beekeepers in Cypress can book hive inspections and seasonal management: queen and brood checks, food and space, mite monitoring and practical next steps. For landowners with 5 to 20 acres toward Hockley and the prairie, beekeeping may support Texas 1-d-1 open-space ag valuation. Your land is likely under the Harris Central Appraisal District, which sets its own beekeeping requirements. Confirm with them first, then we'll put a placement and management plan in writing. Ag exemption beekeeping →
Raw local honey for Cypress
Want honey from a beekeeper you can actually call? Our raw Texas wildflower and creamed honey comes from our own hives. Order online for shipping or pickup in Sealy by arrangement (ask about local delivery). Cypress coffee shops, bakeries, cafés and boutiques can buy wholesale for a local product with a real story.
Skid steer brush clearing around Cypress
On the edges of Cypress, open land and lots grow up quickly. Our high-flow Kubota skid steers are available for: - brush clearing on lots and acreage, - fence-line and access-path clearing, - power raking and finish grading, and - gravel spreading for driveways, private roads and equipment areas.
Send photos, the address and approximate size for a written quote. Travel from Sealy is included in the price. Skid steer & brush clearing →
Why Cypress calls a Sealy beekeeper
Live removal: the goal is to save the colony.
Written expectations before any work.
Family-run and easy to reach at one number.
Full-service: bees, honey and land work from the same team.
Nearby areas
Hockley, Waller, Katy, west Houston and the Energy Corridor. See our Hempstead & Waller, Katy and West Houston pages.
Cypress FAQs
Do you remove bees in Bridgeland, Towne Lake and other Cypress communities? Yes. Send photos, your ZIP code and any HOA requirements.
Bees are near our community pool. What should we do? Close off the area, keep people away from the flight path, and don't spray. Send us photos showing where the bees go in and out.
Can you inspect my backyard hive? Yes. Our hive inspections cover queen and brood, stores, space and pest pressure, with notes on next steps.
Is Cypress too far for brush clearing? No. Cypress is within our roughly 50-mile service area, and travel is built into the written quote.
Cypress bees, honey or brush?
Call or text 979-627-1998 or email info@farmerbrowncompany.com.