Where Bee Friends began
Josh was born and raised in Maine. It is where Bee Friends took root and where a beekeeper’s respect for small, connected systems helped shape the company’s practical approach to care.
Our story
Maine roots. Local teams. One standard of care.
Bee Friends Cleaners grew from Maine to Portsmouth and Indianapolis through real personal connections—not a franchise map.
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Why these three communities?
Founder Josh Davis was born and raised in Maine, where Bee Friends began. When love brought him to Indianapolis, the business grew with him. Portsmouth became a natural extension of the New England team. Today each market has its own local people and community relationships, while shared systems keep communication, training, and quality consistent.
✓ Founded by a beekeeper
✓ Eco-friendly approach
✓ Bonded and insured
✓ Quality guaranteed
✓ Local office support
✓ Clear service standards
How Bee Friends grew
One company, shaped by three communities.
The map grew through real relationships. The standard stayed the same: dependable people, thoughtful products, clear communication, and accountability after every clean.
A natural New England extension
Portsmouth and the New Hampshire Seacoast grew from the Maine team’s regional relationships—not from a franchise map. Local service is backed by the same shared standards.
Growth through a personal connection
When love brought Josh to Indianapolis, Bee Friends grew with him. A new local team brought the same care and quality promise to a community that had become home.
Founded by a beekeeper
Why the bee still matters
Care for the whole system.
Beekeeping teaches you to notice details, respect the environment around the work, and understand that small choices affect the whole. That mindset shows up in how Bee Friends selects products, trains teams, communicates with customers, and cares for homes and workplaces.
An unexpected chemistry connection
Bar Keepers Friend contains oxalic acid—the same compound used in specially formulated, registered treatments for controlling Varroa mites in beehives. The household cleaner itself is not a beekeeping treatment and should never be used in a hive.
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