How Bat Exclusion Works
Bats are federally protected, so the only legal option is exclusion — never trapping or killing. We install one-way devices at primary entry points so bats can exit but not re-enter. Once we've confirmed the colony has left, we permanently seal everything.
Signs You Have Bats
Health Risks
Bat guano can carry histoplasmosis, a serious fungal lung infection. Large accumulations in attics should be professionally remediated. Bats can also carry rabies — never handle a bat directly.
Our Process
Inspection
We locate entry points and assess the size of the colony.
Exclusion Device
We install one-way devices at primary entry points.
Monitoring
We verify all bats have exited (typically 1–2 weeks).
Permanent Sealing
Devices removed; all entry points permanently sealed.
Cleanup (Optional)
Guano removal, deodorization, insulation assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about bat removal and exclusion.