Call Paul at 832-414-7727
Quinn Bees Saves Bees
Local Honey
Quinn Bees's honey available in local stores!
(See red stars on map below)
Friendswood Feed and Lawn: 4430 FM 2351, Friendswood, TX 77546
Dickinson Feed and Supply: 3811 Deats Rd, Dickinson, TX 77539
Water Tree: 3020 Marina Bay Dr Suite C, League City TX 77573
Honey Bee Boutique: 4225 FM 646 Suite 106, Santa Fe, TX 77510
Sienna Mulch: 9615 FM 521 Rd, Rosharon, TX 77583
U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer: 8789 Bailey Rd, Pearland, TX 77584
Our honey is high quality, raw, and only processed through stainless steel and glass. We do not use chemicals to treat our hives. We never blend our honey with other beekeepers honey. Honey is available for limited local delivery, at the above local stores, or at your local farmer's market. See Events for Quinn Bees market schedule. Limited shipping at this time.
Our honey changes with the seasons, so order seasonally and enjoy!
Apiary Locations
(See yellow stars on map below)
La Porte
Manvel
Pearland
Rosharon
Dickinson
League City
Santa Fe
Alvin
Texas City
La Marque
Liverpool
Lake Jackson
Services
Honey Bee Rental for Agricultural Valuation (Ag Val)
Honey Bees For Sale (Full/Deep, Nucs, Packages, Queens)
Live Honey Bee and Swarm Removal
Equipment For Sale (Mann Lake Dealer)
Events, Markets, and Education
About Us
Husband's version of our story:
It is difficult for me to talk about my story. Watching Animal Planet and National Geographic was my childhood pastime. Steve Irwin was my childhood hero. I love anything outdoors. My love of nature is a powerful force within me. My previous fields of work created an internal battle with this love of nature. Saving bees allows me to look out for the "little guy" (girls). This is now my full time job.
Wife's version of our story:
We are a family of 5; husband, wife, and 3 children. We started our beekeeping adventure in 2020. We had been buying local honey for allergies and were interested in having our own bees. We researched and priced out our options. We decided on honey bee removal.
We bought all of our gear, researched how to remove, and waited for the right time. It was so exciting!
We removed a large wooden spool full of bees from a vacant lot. Loaded it in the truck and brought it home to our small residential neighborhood. The next morning we were in awe. We had done it! We saved the bees! Long story short, our first bees left us that day. They "absconded". We were crushed. We sought more knowledge on the reason of departure.... Fast forward to today, in 3 years (2023) my husband has done over 300 bee removals and currently has over 200 bee colonies in the Brazoria County, Galveston County, and Harris County areas. We are proud to be a part of saving the bees and look forward to a lifetime of beekeeping!