Beehive Installation & Management

Imagine being able to pollinate your garden, help save the honey bee population, harvest your own honey, and support a local small business, all without lifting a finger! We provide full service residential and commercial beehive installation and management so you can reap the rewards of hosting honeybees on your property without having to do any of the work.

What’s Included?

Owner and operator James standing next to a enclosed bee hive. There is a field behind him and trees beyond that. Clouds are in the sunny sky.

Wood beehive, frames, and honeybees

James is using smoke to calm the bees, which are in their hive enclosure, before attempting to handle them. There is tall grass in the background.

Monthly “health of the hive” checks and reporting

Owner James Rasnake tending to his bees

Pest inspection & treatment as needed

Two Jars of honey on a wooden board. The board is white. The jars have lids with clamps on them.

Raw honey collection, bottling, and delivery

INVESTMENT

One Beehive

$225/month

Or $2,430 paid in full for the year
(10% discount)

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Two Beehives

$375/month

Or $4,050 paid in full for the year
(10% discount)

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Three Beehives

$550/month

Or $5,940 paid in full for the year
(10% discount)

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Service areas include all of Hampton roads and the greater Richmond region. Please inquire if you’re located outside these areas.

A good amount of bees, some are coming in and some are coming out of the hive.

THE IMPORTANCE OF HONEYBEES

Why Your Support Matters

  • The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that bees pollinate every 1 in 3 bites of food we eat, 80% of the world’s flowering plants… their health directly impacts many ecosystems as well as our food security.
  • Honeybees produce a variety of hive products including honey, pollen, royal jelly, beeswax, propolis, and venom, which are used for wound care, skin care, and other health benefits.
  • According to the Center for Biological Diversity, 1 in 4 species of bees in North America is at risk of extinction due to factors such as habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change, pests, and disease.
  • One beehive adds an average of 50,000 pollinators to the local environment with upwards of 300 million flowers pollinated each day (U.S. Department of State).
  • Hosting honeybee colonies and creating native pollinator-friendly gardens are two impactful ways to help save and protect the honeybee population.