If You Want Permanent Bat Removal-Bat Exclusions Are The Only Answer

Excluding bats from buildings is the only effective permanent solution when bats in a attic, home or building . Bat exclusions or bat proofing requires the installation of special one-way exits through which bats can leave but cannot return, while sealing all other potential entry points on the roof, soffits, fascia, and chimney area. The idea is to make it easy to get out yet impossible to fly or crawl back in.

Bats often roost in buildings during maternity periods, when they give birth and raise their pups. Sometimes when bats in buildings the removal company may have to wait to get all the bats out and that means after the young bat pups begin to fly. Young bats left behind will no longer be fed, and can crawl around and show up about anywhere in your home and this includes dying in the walls of your home and added expense of removing dead bat carcasses and having to cut out holes in the wall to get them out.

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Exclusions should not take place between April and August when young bats are not able to fly; otherwise, they will be trapped inside, away from their mothers, and die of starvation.

Bats may roost in and around a building including attics, soffits, louvers, chimneys and porches, under siding, eaves, roof tiles or shingles, and behind shutters. They can enter a hole no bigger about the size of a dime.

Bats roosting sin buildings are sometimes indicated by the presence of black or brown stains from body oils or droppings (guano) around cracks or crevices, on walls, under porches or decks, or beneath dilapidated ceilings.

If you are conducting exclusion yourself, never simply wait for bats to fly out at night and then seal openings. Not all of the bats leave at the same time and some may remain inside all night, especially during storms. bat excluders are the only way to let the bats out and not back in. Again never try to just seal up a home with the possibility of leaving bats around left inside.

Using any pesticides to control bats is illegal and increases the likelihood of bats coming into contact with more people and more pets. Mothballs basically do not work. Mothballs contain naphthalene and you need to use a large amount, which can be toxic to you, as well as the bats. Ultrasonic devices, just do not work as advertisied and have proven ineffective and an internet scam. Buyer beware.

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