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The document is a Bee Removal Contract between the property owner and T & A Farms LLC, outlining the responsibilities of both parties during the bee removal process. It specifies that the property owner authorizes the removal of bee colonies, acknowledges potential disassembly of structures, and accepts liability limitations. The beekeeper commits to removing honeycomb and as many bees as possible but notes that complete removal may not be achievable. Payment terms are also detailed, requiring full payment upon completion of the service.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the bee removal contract in the editor.
Begin by filling in your name and address in the Property Owner/Manager/Client Responsibility section. Ensure you clearly state that you are not a renter or tenant.
Indicate the number of bee colonies to be removed by entering the quantity in the designated field.
Review and acknowledge your understanding of liability and cleanup responsibilities as outlined in the contract. This ensures clarity on both parties' obligations.
In the Pesticide use/removal notes section, provide any relevant details regarding previous attempts to manage the bees.
Complete the Payment Agreement by entering the flat rate for services. Remember, any changes must be approved before proceeding.
Finally, sign and date the document at both signature fields to finalize your agreement with T & A Farms LLC.

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Stephanie holds a bachelors degree in journalism from California State University, Long Beach. Youll typically spend between $150 and $500 for bee removal, with an average cost of $180.

What is the 7 10 rule for bees?

In conclusion, homeowners insurance typically does not cover bee removal, damage from bees, or the presence of bee hives on the property. Bee infestations, along with damage from other insects and pests, are considered exclusions under most homeowners insurance policies.

Will beekeepers remove bees for free?

Many beekeepers will remove a swarm of bees at no or little charge; some will ask for a donation or a minimum reimbursement to assist with their fuel costs. If the bees are located at a site where more elaborate equipment is needed to docHub them, or enclosed in walls or other structures, you can expect a fee.