Bats

We are Bat Pest Control Experts

For over 20 years, EnviroPest’s bat pest control experts have been around protecting households and families. Our experts have a vast knowledge of humane treatments to evict bats from your home once and for all.

About Bats

Since we continue to invade wildlife’s natural habitat with our buildings and homes, we leave them no alternative but to enter our homes.

Mouse populations are expected to continually rise due to the plentiful food supplies and mild climate patterns.

Our homes are designed to keep us warm and protected from all kinds of weather. Why wouldn’t bats want to keep their family safe as well?

Our Bat Pest Control Method

Our Process

Humane Bat Removal

EnviroPest’s strategy is to use humane methods to remove the bat as safely as possible. Typically, we try to establish a strategy that forces the animal to leave your home without return (one-way exit). This way the bats are able to leave and find shelter on their own terms, along with bringing their pups if any are present.

Exclusion

After we safely remove the bat, we find and secure entrance points, such as holes, wires, cracks, and beams – anything they might use to reenter the structure. We make sure that your house is 100% nuisance wildlife proof.

Sanitize

Our bat pest control experts will then complete a proper cleanup to ensure the animal’s harboring area and feces are cleaned up and thoroughly sanitized. This provides safe living conditions for your home after the critter has been driven out.

Bats - Chiroptera

Bats size can range from 2 1/2 inches, with an 8 inch wingspan up to 7 inches with a 23 inch wingspan. They have fur on their bodies and sometimes the head but their wings do not have fur. Their color can vary from red to tan, brown or gray.

Bats are the only mammals capable of true and sustained flight. They do not flap their entire forelimbs like birds do, but instead they flap their spread-out fingers, which are very long and covered with a wing membrane. There are over 1,000 different bat species worldwide. Bats size can range from 2 1/2 inches, with an 8 inch wingspan up to 7 inches with a 23 inch wingspan. They have fur on their bodies and sometimes the head but their wings do not have fur. Their color can vary from red to tan, brown or gray. A bats most important part of their body, other than their wings are their ears. They use their ears to hunt for food.

Signs of Nuisance Wildlife

1. What You’ll See: Search out signs of animals that could be seeking shelter nearby, like feces.
2. What You’ll Hear: Listen for sounds of scratching in the walls and ceilings. Animal noises such as a chirp or squeak could imply a problem.

Nuisance Wildlife Implications

• Air quality issues
• Psychological effects
• Structural damage
• Chewed wires
• Health worries

Who to Hire

What to Look For When Hiring a Bat Pest Control Professional

• The pest management company should be licensed by the state and insured.
• Technicians should be certified pest management professionals and fully licensed in the state.
• The company should be a member of a professional organization, such as the National Pest Management Association.
• The company should have a staff entomologist or access to one.
• Technicians should have experience with nuisance wildlife.
• Choose a company based on their quality of service. We recommend reading reviews and checking out testimonials before choosing a business.
• A pre-inspection should be conducted to assess the scope of the work.

Our Guarantee

Complete Service Guarantee

• If you are not satisfied with EnviroPest’s results during your guarantee period we vow to readdress the area in question for no additional charge.
• You get a 100% guarantee as long as you’re calling us for the job.