Professional Bat Removal Company

Do you remove bats, or do you only exclude them?

Our bat services focus on safe, legal bat exclusion—getting bats out of the structure and preventing them from re-entering. In most cases, bats are protected and cannot be harmed, so the correct approach is exclusion and sealing, not “removal” in the traditional sense.

How does bat exclusion work?

Bat exclusion typically involves:

1. Identifying entry points and bat activity areas

2. Sealing secondary gaps and openings that bats could use

3. Installing one-way exit devices that allow bats to leave but not return

4. Returning to confirm activity has stopped and completing the final seal-up

This process ensures bats can exit safely and the structure is protected long-term.

How do I know if I have bats in my attic?

Common signs of bat activity include:

• Scratching, fluttering, or chirping sounds (often at dusk or dawn)

• Bat droppings (guano) below entry points or in attic areas

• Staining or “rub marks” near gaps and rooflines

• A strong ammonia-like odor in severe infestations

If you’re seeing these signs, an inspection is recommended to confirm entry points and activity levels.

Is bat guano dangerous?

Bat guano can pose health risks, especially when it accumulates. Disturbing guano can release particles into the air. In some cases, guano is associated with fungal growth and respiratory concerns. If significant guano is present, we may recommend cleanup and sanitization after exclusion.

When is bat removal season, and are there times you can’t exclude bats?

Yes—bat work can be seasonal. During maternity season, exclusions may be delayed or scheduled carefully to avoid trapping young bats inside. Timing depends on species and conditions. We’ll explain your best option during the inspection and schedule the most responsible and effective approach.

How long does bat removal take?

The exclusion process is typically completed in multiple steps over a short timeline:

• Initial setup and sealing work

• A follow-up inspection after bats have had time to exit

• Final seal-up and close-out

The exact schedule depends on weather, structure layout, and activity level.

Will bats come back after you remove them?

If the structure is properly sealed and all entry points are addressed, bats should not be able to re-enter. However, bats will try to return to familiar roosts, which is why professional exclusion and thorough sealing are critical.

Can I do bat removal myself?

Bat exclusion is one of the most commonly DIY’d services—and one of the easiest to do incorrectly. DIY attempts often miss entry points, use the wrong materials, or trap bats inside. Professional inspection and exclusion helps avoid recurring issues, safety risks, and code/seasonal complications.

Are bats protected, and is bat removal legal?

In many cases, bats are protected, and removal must be handled through humane exclusion methods. Regulations and best practices can vary based on species and season. Our process follows responsible exclusion standards.

Do you offer bat cleanup and attic restoration?

Yes. If bats have been roosting in an attic, we can recommend or provide services such as guano removal, sanitization, odor treatment, and insulation replacement when appropriate. The best next step depends on how long the activity has been present and the level of contamination.

How do I get started with bat removal services?

Contact our team to schedule an inspection. We’ll identify entry points, confirm activity, explain the exclusion plan, and provide a clear path forward to get the bats out and keep them out.