We help homeowners, farms and businesses deal with bees safely and humanely whenever possible — then bring that same respect for healthy colonies into the 100% pure raw Ontario honey we produce.
HoneyHoney has two very different customer journeys — and one philosophy connecting both of them.
Identification comes first. We handle honeybees as well as yellow jackets, carpenter bees, bumblebees, hornets and other species, using humane removal whenever possible.
We produce raw, unpasteurized Ontario honey from local colonies we care for and work with every day.
A clear picture of the insects and where they're entering can help us understand what may be happening before the first visit.
Our work can involve ground nests, trees, walls, roofs and other difficult locations. The goal is to identify what you're dealing with and choose the safest, most appropriate next step.
Finding a hidden colony is part experience, part investigation. We study how the bees behave. We follow where they're travelling. We look for heat. Sometimes smell provides the clue. Sometimes even changes around the drywall can help point us in the right direction.
We rescue the bees. We live with the bees. And the bees produce the honey we sell.
Beekeeping has been part of the family for three generations. That history matters because HoneyHoney's bee-removal philosophy and honey business are not separate ideas — they're both rooted in understanding the value of healthy bees.
Our story begins with the bee itself: protect healthy colonies, understand their behaviour, and share what they create.
Bee rescue and honey are not two unrelated businesses. They are two sides of the same relationship with the hive.
From the hive to the finished product, HoneyHoney brings the story of Ontario bees into a distinctive collection of honey-based products.
HoneyHoney's product collection expands the story beyond bee rescue and showcases the brand's distinctive range of honey-based products.
We serve customers across parts of Southern Ontario. If your area isn't listed, send a photo or call to check availability.
We focus on live rescue and relocation whenever possible instead of unnecessary extermination.
Colonies can be inside walls, roofs, attics, chimneys, soffits, sheds, trees and other hard-to-reach places.
Honeybees, yellow jackets and other species require different approaches. Correct identification is the first step.
We provide successful removals from high rooflines, old chimneys and complex structural locations — including difficult high-access work.
We use protective equipment and specialty tools, carry liability insurance, and bring Ontario health-and-safety awareness to the work.
We rescue colonies, keep bees and produce Ontario honey — giving us a different perspective on every removal.
Bee rescue can begin as a stressful property problem and end as a surprisingly memorable encounter with the natural world.
“That just made my summer, thank you.”HoneyHoney bee-removal customer
“John the bee guy was the best!”Touch Our Bees participant testimonial
“I have never been this close to bees before — awesome feeling.”HoneyHoney bee-removal customer
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Whether you're dealing with a swarm or structural colony — or simply looking for real Ontario honey — we're ready to help.