Part-Time Beekeeper Contractor | Flexible Paid Local Work | Supplemental Income

Bees for Buildings partners with companies, schools, and organizations to place and maintain honeybee hives on their properties—creating healthier ecosystems, engaging communities, and supporting pollinators.

We are expanding our national network of trusted local beekeepers to service hives in markets across the United States.

We are seeking dependable Independent Beekeeper Contractors to provide hive care, inspections, seasonal management, and occasional client engagement in their local area.

This is an ideal side income opportunity for:

• Hobbyist beekeepers with hands-on hive experience
• Sideliners or commercial operators looking for additional revenue
• Retired professionals seeking flexible outdoor work
• Experienced beekeepers who want meaningful, mission-driven projects

You choose assignments based on your location and availability.

• Perform routine hive inspections and colony health checks
• Manage seasonal hive needs including feeding, requeening, pest management, and honey harvesting
• Submit simple photo and written updates through our mobile reporting system
• Ensure hives are healthy, clean, and presentation-ready
• Support occasional client visits, tours, or educational events
• Represent Bees for Buildings professionally at client locations

• Flexible schedule — accept work that fits your availability
• Paid per visit / project opportunities
• Local assignments whenever possible
• Recurring seasonal work opportunities
• Additional paid event and educational opportunities
• We manage client relationships and scheduling support
• Join a growing national network of beekeepers and sustainability professionals

Competitive contractor pay based on services performed, location, and scope of work. Additional compensation available for installs, honey harvests, events, and specialty services.

• Prior beekeeping experience (hobbyist to commercial welcome)
• Strong understanding of colony health and seasonal hive management
• Reliable transportation for local travel
• Comfortable working outdoors in varying conditions
• Professional communication skills
• Smartphone access for photos and reporting
• Bonus: public speaking, teaching, or client-facing experience

• Independent Contractor (1099)
• Part-time / project-based
• Flexible scheduling
• Local territory opportunities

If you’re passionate about beekeeping and want flexible paid work that supports pollinators and communities, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply today to join the Bees for Buildings contractor network.