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BATS

Removal and Exclusion

Serving Owosso, Corunna, East Lansing, Okemos, Haslett, Bath, St. Johns, Chesaning, Flushing, Swartz Creek, Bancroft, Williamston, DeWitt, Durand, Ovid, Perry, and Laingsburg

We will evict bats from the home and prevent them from returning.

Our process is designed to avoid trapping or killing any bats. All techniques are in line with National Wildlife Control Operator Association's (NWCOA) Bat Standards guidelines.

Call today to set up an inspection.

(989) 472-1333

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OUR FOUR STEP PROCESS FOR BAT REMOVAL

Our proven process allows for bats to peacefully exit the home while denying them the opportunity to return.

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STEP ONE- INSPECTION

We thoroughly inspect the home to identify all areas that bats are using to enter as well as any openings that they could potentially use.

STEP TWO- BAT DOORS

Bat Doors, also known as One Way Doors or Bat valves, are installed at all current bat entry points. These doors permit bats to pass through them to exit the home, but will not allow them to pass back through to return. This allows the bats to safely exit the home without becoming trapped or harmed.

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STEP THREE- EXCLUSION

Once the Bat Doors are up, we go through and seal up all other identified potential entry points. This process generally involves a lot of caulking as brown bats can fit through gaps as small as a quarter of an inch wide. Hardware cloth is also usually installed over vents and other openings. 

This is easily the most time consuming step.

STEP FOUR- WRAP UP

Finally, once the bats have been given at least a week or two to exit through the Bat Doors, we return to take the doors down and seal the openings.

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Contact us today to set up an estimate 

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