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How to Remove Bats from Your Home
1. Identify Entry Points:
Inspect your home to locate all potential bat entry points, such as gaps in roofs, vents, or chimneys. The existence of bat droppings is a good indicator of an entry point.
2. Install One – Way Exclusion Devices:
These are cone/tube shapped devices that allow bats to exit but not re-enter. Install them over the identified entry points. These can be made with household materials or can be ordered online.
3. Seal Future Entry Points:
This is the most critical point of bat removal. The entire home has to be sealed to prevent future infestations. Sealing possible entry points with materials like caulk, foam, metal or mesh in order to prevent a re-entry. General rule of thumb is that any holes from 6 feet and up must be sealed.
4. Clean and Disinfect:
Safely clean any bat droppings and disinfect the area to remove harmful pathogens. Water with bleach is more than enough to clean the areas in most cases.
5. Consult Professionals:
If the infestation is large or complicated, seek assistance from bat removal experts. Bats are the hardest animal to remove so do your due diligence when you are hiring someone, as many people have to hire multiple companies to get their problem solved.
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BAT REMOVAL FAQ
What is the fastest way to remove bats?
The fastest way to remove bats is to hire a bat specialist and if there is none in your area, then try a wildlife company but do some research as results vary greatly from company to company. Reviews are a good indicator of the ability of the company.
DIY Bat removal
Do it yourself removal is possible if the building is small in size and not complicated. Bats are the hardest animals to get rid of as they always try to find ways to re enter the house. Never hurts to try if the budget is limited but hiring a professional would be the easiest avenue.
Are bats easy to remove?
Bats are the hardest animals to keep out of your house as the tolerance for gaps is so small that even a home building at the highest standards will have many potential entry points. Also once they have been removed from a specific spot they will try to re-enter somewhere else. They are quite persistant after they have established a colony.
Do noise repellers / ultrasonic devices work?
Many companies claim that their devices work but from experience these devices fail to deter bats. There have been many cases where the devices have been install exactly under where the bats hide and still the problem persists.
Can I kill the bats?
Many species of bats are in the endangered species list and thus protected from the law. Humane removal and sealing of the house is a more preferable option as even if you killed them that would not guarrantee that other new bats wont create another colony in your home.
How do i remove a bat?
In the case of having a bat flying on your home, the safest way to remove it is catching it with heavy duty gloves or a towel. Do not chase the bat. Let it find a spot and then try to catch it. Be careful as all wild animals, it will try to defend itself if it is caught. For more detailed instructions please visit our page.
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3 SIGNS TO LOOK FOR IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE BATS
Bat Droppings
Bat Droppings can be found in the attic or around the house where bats either tend to roost or enter the house. If you see bat droppings in your attic then you definitely have a bat problem and your require bat removal. If you find them around your property then it is not exactly certain if they are using your building or just roosting there. For more information please click on the link here (Bat Droppings).
Bat Entry Holes
This is the most obvious way to see that you have a bat problem. If you can see bats leaving your home at dusk, that means you have a bat infestation. Bats will typically leave the home at dusk to feed and stay in your home during the course of the day. Bat entry holes have usually brown staining around them and should be identified during the removal process as to not trap any bats inside the house.
had a bat during the winter
If you had a bat show up in your home then you definitely have a bat problem. Not all bats go to caves. Bats hibernate during the winter in your home and a few times in their hibernation they tend to wake. Bats that hibernate in homes are the Big Brown Bats. Bat removal cannot be done during the winter months. For more information please click on the link here (Winter Bats).