Bat Removal

Bats are actually a vital part of the ecological system of our planet, but when they make their home inside your attic, they become a nuisance. Under certain conditions, bat guano leads to major diseases like histoplasmosis, which is a major health concern. Improper removal and decontamination by unqualified professionals can put your family and neighbors at risk, so let Wildlife Troopers handle bats removal and bat guano decontamination for you.

Bats manage to enter homes or businesses through small cracks, open windows or unscreened fireplaces, leaving you with bat removal problems. Fortunately, Wildlife Troopers professionals are experts in bat removal and prevention. We can help get rid of bat colonies that have decided that the spaces inside your home would make a good place for them to hang out. We can also identify and block access points and prevent bats from returning.

Trapping and removal of a bat can be tricky and should never be attempted if the bat was found in a room where people were sleeping. Have you been hearing disturbing sounds at night around your home? If so, you may need professional bat removal services! Using only humane animal removal and environmentally responsible techniques for bat removal, Wildlife Troopers not only eliminates your bat problems, but also prevent them from recurring.

It is very common for bats to enter homes or businesses through open windows or unscreened fireplaces. Don’t worry; Wildlife Troopers has the bat control technicians and wildlife control personnel to eliminate your bat control problems in the safest ways possible. The team at Wildlife Troopers is expertly trained in bat removal techniques including bat trapping, bat proofing, bat exclusion and bat netting. All of our bat removal methods are environmentally friendly and ecologically safe to ensure that only humane bat control is practiced.

Since bat populations can prove beneficial, some homeowners construct what are known as bat houses close to gardens and around homes in order to keep bats from roosting where they are unwanted. Since bats will likely still target any available structure, homes remain susceptible unless individuals take the time to seal off potential points of entry. In addition to sealing cracks and openings, illuminating attic spaces and eaves during nighttime hours helps deter bats from roosting, as does placing fans in attics to lower the temperature.

Experiencing problems with bats? Call Wildlife Troopers today at 561-229-8501 or contact us online to set up a free inspection of your home or business.