I’m Cassie. I’m a newer beekeeper who loves bees and likes helping people give swarms a good home—when we can do it safely.
From Austin to San Antonio
I got into beekeeping because I’m fascinated by bees and want to learn by doing. I’m still building experience, but I’m careful, I ask for help when I need it, and I’m honest about what I can and can’t take on.
If you have bees that need collecting, I’ll come try to help. Every situation is a little different—tree height, how long they’ve been there, and how the bees behave all matter.
I’m a hobby beekeeper, not a licensed pest-control company. If your situation needs a pro ladder crew, heavy demolition, or specialized removal, I will try and refer you to someone who can help.
I keep it simple: easy, friendly bees shouldn’t cost you much beyond what the job uses up. Hot or defensive bees take more time, gear, and sometimes a second pair of hands—so those jobs are priced differently.
If the bees are calm and the job is straightforward, I’ll try to collect them for the cost of materials—things like boxes, frames, foundation, fuel, and small expendables.
I’ll give you a rough materials estimate before we commit so there are no surprises.
If the bees are defensive, the site is awkward, or I need to bring backup for safety, I may charge for time as well as materials. That reflects the extra planning, people, and stress given bees can kill you quickly in a swarm.
We’ll talk it through before I show up so you know what to expect.
Tell me what you’re seeing (where the bees are, how long they’ve been there, and a photo if you can). I’ll reply as soon as I’m able.
Prefer the phone? I’m at (512) 360-0599
Happy to chat about what you’re seeing.
Rather write? cassie@cassbees.com goes
straight to me, and I read every message.
A quick look at bee work in the field.
