HONEYHONEY is Ontario’s Leading Bee Rescue Services Company and Our Honey is 100 % Natural, Raw Unpasteurized and Home Grown in Ontario!
ONTARIO’S FINEST RAW UNPASTEURIZED RAW FILTERED 100% HONEY
We produce and sell 100% Pure Ontario Honey. We Have Ontario’s best tasting honey made from our home grown Ontario bees!
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We are Ontario’s Leading Company For Bee Removal And Bee Rescue Services! We Remove your bees naturally, humanely and without using chemicals.
HoneyHoney is Ontario’s Leading Bee Rescue Services Removing bees is dangerous as they emerge dive bombing from holes in the ground, tree, walls.
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Our company provides 24/7 services extra fees may apply for emergencies and late evening services
Our Honey is Ontario’s finest. HoneyHoney is a supplier of high-grade honeybee related products such as honey, pollen, propolis, candles, and beeswax. CLICK HERE TO SHOP.
For more details see, Ontario Bee Rescue Services, Honeybee Rescue, Carpenter Bee Rescue , Bumblebee Rescue services and our “Hive Share” program where you grow your own honey at affordable prices. Our latest program “Touch our Bees” program a truly one of a kind in Canada. Our organic unpasteurized raw filtered honey products are ideal for everyone and tastes like no other honey. Our beehives are strategically placed in the northern region of the Carolinian forest range which stretches into Ontario away from soya, corn and wheat fields treated with harsh chemicals such as neonicotinoids, herbicides.
We specialize in bee rescue services in Southern Ontario ( Stoney Creek, Hamilton, Burlington, Milton, Oakville and now Mississauga and Toronto-extra fees may apply for Toronto) for Carpenter bees, Bumblebees and Honeybees.
The Benefits of Using Professional Bee Removal Services
HoneyHoney is Ontario’s Leading Bee Rescue Services and specialize in bee rescues no matter where they are located heights-attics-crawl spaces-trees-basements
WE HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE TO DO THE JOB RIGHT!
What are the Benefits of using HoneyHoney’s services?
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PROTECTIVE GEAR AND SPECIALTY TOOLS
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MUCH SAFER FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
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ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS
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RIGHT KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION
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YEAR ROUND HOME AND FAMILY PROTECTION
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LIABILITY INSURANCE
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TRAINED IN ONTARIO’S HEALTH AND SAFETY AWARENESS PROGRAM
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WE HAVE REMOVED BEES FOR MANY YEARS AND ARE VERY EXPERIENCED TO REMOVE THEM
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OUR PRICES ARE VERY AFFORDABLE
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WE HAVE IMPLEMENTED COVID-19 PROTECTION MEASURES and….
WE DON’T OVERSELL OUR SERVICES
In fact, many of our clients will offer a hand or get involved in the bee removal and very often are pleased they have done so. In so doing keeping costs down. For example, one client assisted by opening the 2nd floor bedroom floor and after the bees were removed closed it up himself. another quoted
“that just made my summer, thank you”
another person did a live video chat with her husband and quoted
“I have never been this close to bees before, awesome feeling ….loved it”.
At HoneyHoney we volunteer and do as much public work as possible to sustain bee life. The only way to do this is to educate the public. Here is the link for “Touch our bees” program.
As bee removal and bee rescuer experts in the Golden Horseshoe. We also remove most other wild species of bees. Other than pest control companies will typically spray the bees with chemicals. HoneyHoney is the only company who will attempt to rescue All species of bees in Ontario. Some call us crazy but we understand the value all bees play in our society.
Sometimes, and if needed we will spray the bees but it is a last option. Please call us directly for quickest response. And please send us your bee pictures so that we can determine what bee species you have. For best response send us pictures of the bees or bee swarm, their entry hole to admin@honeyhoney.ca. Alternatively, please call us directly. By calling your voice is forwarded to our email alert program. (our office telephone number is 289-799-9417), thank you. What to do if you have a swarm or bees nest?
This bee rescue service was a joint effort between HoneyHoney and City of Burlington to save the Honeybees in an Oak tree. Project was extremely successful, thank to all who assisted in saving these honeybees!
We’re committed to beekeeping in Canada, supplying a 100% pure product from our hives to jars and caring for the bees like they are part of own family. We usually sell out of honey by late fall to end of December because people can’t get enough the awesome tastes which flow in your mouth. Others quoted “I really forgot how real honey should taste like” and “it reminds me when I was very young”…”man the honey today isn’t like it was long time ago”…”I love the taste of your summer blossom”. We also provide presentations to children, teens and adults concerning honeybees. See “Touch our bees” program for more bee involved. Kids really enjoy our 4-5 hr seminar/s where they are exposed to theory, touching our honeybees and making of scented candles or craft. For Testimonials click here.
The honeybees were sealed in the trunk of the Oak tree and released after the trunk was dropped off on a safe property to be later removed. Tree Truck sealed ucial to honeybee/s survival, here we see the gap of the tree cover with plywood to prevent the bees from attacking the workers
The Honeybees were safely sealed so that the workers wouldn’t get stung. Potentially thousands of bees would defend their home.
These Oak trees posed a risk to citizens and were removed however the honeybees were not harmed in any way whatsoever and nobody got stung.
The City of Burlington is commended for their efforts to save the honeybees of the tree which was being removed. The entire project was successful and everything went smoothly. The Crew was extremely friendly and helpful while all safety measures were taken to ensure both bee and human safety. Thank you City of Burlington for going the distance and saving the bees!
The split tree is where the bees made their home, it was sealed at sun light before the honeybees took flight
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Our bee colonies are located in the northern range of the Carolinian Forest (in Ontario) where exotic trees, flowers such as wild orchids, blood-root, eastern red bud, shag bark hickory trees to mention a few are found exclusively in these areas of Canada. There are of course apple, cherry, pear trees which offer the additional summer flower blossom flavours. With the right working environment/s, eliminating the neurotoxins will yield more healthier bees better quality honey while benefiting our health and environment. Our products are perfect for whomever is seeking a healthier living lifestyle.
Honeybee swarm
Honeybees are extremely crucial to human, bird, animal and insect survival and existence on earth because without these little insects our foods supply would be in serious shortage and we would be overrun by certain types of insects. Bee kind to bees because they pollinate over 109 essential fruit trees and vegetables. Imagine our grocery stores where only 1/3 of all vegetables and fruits you see would be available for sale and how boring our selection of foods would be if our pollinators where to go extinct.
Honey Bee Rescue
Europe recently banned the use of neonicotinoids and voila surprisingly the bee populations are recovering. Ask yourself why Canadians particularly our government ministries both federally and provincially sells our souls to the highest bidder? and causing much health-related issues in our society. These chemicals are considered neurotoxins. The USA is now creating another equivalent chemical which will be more harmful to our health and environment?
The use of these chemicals must be stopped as it hurts our environment, insects, birds, the health of children, adults and families while it costs our health system billions of dollars.
Neonicotinoids harms worker
One fellow treating his crops with neonicotinoids for many years is now disabled while his limbs fingers are totally deformed and of no use. He is not capable to live on his own because of this harsh chemical neonicotinoids which is being market throughout the world while millions of tons are being manufactured and poured into our streams from run off, spayed on soybeans, corn, and wheat and will take decades before the half life of these chemicals are realized. We are all exposed to these chemicals on a daily basis and many are dying or suffering side effects from these chemicals including the honeybees. Just imagine if every farmer sustained a 60% live stock loss every year, what kind of uproar that would cause. Well folks the honeybee is a precursor to what will happen to both livestock and humans notwithstanding that it is already happening to humans all over the world.
Forager bee usually more mature transferring nectar to a inside the hive storage worker honeybee-they live about 41 days
Carniolan Bee
HoneyHoney uses the “Carniolan Bee” a subspecies of the western bee (from Slovenia) for all its honey production although we will be and have diversified our queen bee selections over the next few years from various well-known beekeepers in Ontario. The Carniolan bee has fantastic pollen and nectar gathering capabilities, it is a very gentle and non-aggressive, usually not prone to robbing (theft of honey into other colonies) although other bee species will rob honey stores without hesitation, better survival rates over winter etc. and generally a species most beekeepers across Canada use in their respective apiaries.
Introduction of variety of bee species
Ontario beekeepers have introduced certain species of honey bee/s in attempts to increase the honeybee colony/apiary diversity, increase honey production, prevent both colony collapse from various diseases such as colony collapse disorder and chemical toxins.
The honeybee pollinates 109+ various types of vegetables, fruits notwithstanding all of the wild plants they cross pollinate that otherwise, if weren’t for the bees would cause world food shortage and much civil unrest. Did you know that one of every 3 bites of food is the result of the foods which the honey bee has pollinated (Hackenberg, 2012). An average bee colony has over 50,000 teenager female worker bees, one queen bee and several thousand drones (male bees) and can visit over 100,000 flowers each day.
HoneyHoney’s Mission Statement
- WE STRIVE TO BE A GLOBAL LEADER OF HONEY BEE PRODUCTS THAT ARE FREE FROM HARMFUL CHEMICALS.
- TO INSPIRE PEOPLE TO TAKE CHARGE OF THEIR ENVIRONMENT
- TO ENSURE A HEALTHY SUSTAINABLE FOOD/WATER SUPPLY CHAIN
- REDUCE THE CARBON FOOT PRINT BY ENCOURAGING EVERYONE TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE OVERALL GROWTH OF HEALTHY HONEYBEE POPULATIONS
- THIS RESULTS IN HEALTHIER LIFESTYLE FOR ALL.