Bats have been in the news quite a bit over the past couple years.  Their publicity hasn’t been all that good, but bats are beneficial animals.  They feed on thousands of insects every night.  However, when they take up roost in our homes is when their benefits get replaced with images of bats by the hundreds, piles of guano and screeching sounds. 

It is important to remove bats from a structure in a manner that is safe for the property owner but also the bats.  Bats begin to hibernate in the fall when hot days disappear and will continue to hibernate until winter is over. During this time we won’t be able to perform eviction services.  During June, July and into mid August bats will be rearing young that won’t be able to fly and feed on their own so during this period of time we also won’t be evicting bats. 

Bat services depend highly on the time of year and other variables.  The best place to start is with a no-charge consult to evaluate and create a treatment protocol.