Frequently Asked Questions About Bats

Typical signs include scratching or fluttering noises at dusk or dawn, droppings (guano) that resemble small black pellets, strong ammonia-like odors from accumulated waste, oily stains near entry points, and actually seeing bats entering or exiting at sunset.

Bats may enter homes or buildings in search of shelter, warmth, or a safe place to roost. Common entry points include chimneys, attic vents, roof gaps, and loose siding.

While bats are beneficial in nature, they can cause problems indoors. Their droppings can create odors and health risks, and they may carry diseases such as rabies. Our team ensures removal is handled safely and responsibly.

Bat removal should always be handled by trained professionals. Bats are protected in many areas, and improper handling can put you at risk. Our company follows legal and humane practices for removal.

Once removal is complete, sealing entry points and making structural repairs is essential. Our team provides exclusion services to close off openings and help protect your property long-term.