Swarm/hive removal
Removal with care and purpose you can count on
licensed|Bonded|insured
We’ve covered all our bases so you don’t have to worry
Maintenance and inspection
We provide routing maintenance and inspection care
A little about A BeeKeeper…
Did you know… ?
If you buy honey from a major retailer, you’re honey is probably from China or South America and has been pasteurized. The heat in this process actually weakens the nutritional health benefits from natural, fresh honey, and you don’t have to be an expert to raise them.
The Apiaries
Believe it or not, Apiaries are extremely low maintenance and start up costs are low as well! At an average of about $500, you can start raising your own bees. The Apiary can be custom designed to your liking as well, with artwork to show off your own style. Since the bees multiply on their own under ideal conditions and produce the honey, your primary concern will be when to collect the honey. When the Apiary gets overcrowded, you can also create a second one, or sell the bees with queens bringing a premium. Since we handle maintenance and upkeep for you, your main concern will be what to do with the extra honey you have (sell it or store it) and what to do with the money you earn for selling the extra bees!
the best honey
Apiary with unique benefits for a beekeeper
Each area is endowed with its own unique surroundings. From the flowers that inhabit the land, to the creatures that indwell there. Because of that, each Apiary has the unique ability to have different flavors, smells, and textures. The flowers you have in your front yard could help your honey have a different flavor than a neighbor across the street!
apiaries produce multiple goods
Good Golly!
As stated already, beekeeping produces more than honey. Hives, or apiaries, can also product numerous things such as beeswax, honeycomb, pollen, royal jelly, and propolis.
Add to this that Honey I’m Home actually partners with its customers as entrepreneurs by consigning their yields! Our beekeepers won’t be left wondering how to sell/market their product once the harvest is ready.
beekeepers:
Our history
How we got started as beekepers
Even though we weren’t planning to get into beekeeping, it was definitely no accident!
Woody O’Connell is one of the premier beekeepers in Georgia and he’s one of few beekeepers who teach how to live with bees after a swarm removal.
Woody O’Connell was always fascinated by bees and how their hive community operated. Over 15 years ago after his fascination got the better of him, he finally took the plunge and ordered his first colony. It didn’t take him long
to realize his love and passion for beekeeping and tending to his own apiary. He learned quickly how the bees operate and how they work together. Since he’s spent so much time with them, Woody has learned how to interact
with the bees, earning him the title of “Bee Whisperer” from his customers. The rest, as they say, is history!
Now Woody, along with his customers, shares a passion for the little insect and passes on his knowledge and expertise to help others not only develop their own passions for the hobby, but also allows them to use his apiary designs
to develop their own brand of bee-related products. Want to know more about Honey I’m Home’s services? Click the button below!
As sweet as beekeeping is…
… we help you do more than just gathering honey
Just some of the Benefits
Environmentally friendly
Local Floral Pollination
Critical to Agriculture
Long Range Sustainability
renewable resources
Honey
Honeycomb
Beeswax
Potential tax breaks
Counts as a Business
Supplies Count as Expense
Check with your Accountant
Health benefits
Builds Immune System
Soothe Sore Throat
Helps with Skin Issues
Rejuvenating and calm
Focus on Bees, Not Problems
Feel at Peace with Nature
Reduces Stress of Daily Life
income potential
Sell Natural Products
Sell Bees and/or Queen
Sell Venom (Anti-Inflammatory)
For more information on the benefits of beekeeping click the button below
Testimonials
Our customers love our products, but don’t just take our word for it…
Got to see first hand where my honey came from and learn about the process of collecting honey! And I got to try some more of this liquid gold! So amazing!
Norma Cruz
Individual
Scored some honey from a friend who claimed it from a wild hive! Sweet,but not overly so. A touch of wild flavor, but not gamey. Makes your lips tingle a bit. Thanks Woody O’Connell!
Steve Bell
Individual
I got the yummiest local honey today from my friend Woody O’Connell
. Local beekeeper of “Honey, I’m Home”
I got the yummiest local honey today from my friend Woody O’Connell
Amie Moon