The best time of year to remove bats in Sarasota, Florida is before April 15 or after August 15. It’s legally mandated you cannot remove bats during this time because flightless pups are roosting in your attic. 

Our inspector will perform a full interior and exterior inspection. Due to the dangers of exposure to guano, it is extremely important for a respirator to be worn when in an attic containing bats. After inspecting, he/she will construct a custom plan for your home to safely remove the bats and properly seal your home. Our inspector will also provide warranty options as well as educate you on our recurring programs.

If a bat is in your living space at the time of the inspection, the top priority to keep you as well as the bat safe. Bats should never be handled with bare hands. Our wildlife specialist will use gloves specifically designed to handle animals and ensure the bat is safely released outdoors.

Signs of Bats in Attic

Identifying the presence of bats roosting in your attic requires vigilance and keen observation. Several telltale signs can indicate their presence.

Bat Valve for Humane Removal

We identify all current and potential access points. The eaves of the roof are some of the most common bat entry points. Other potential entry points are gable vents and soffits. Our inspector will determine the proper amount of bat valves to be used, but most bat jobs only require one bat valve.

Once the bat valve is installed, all other bat entry points will be sealed. The bats evict themselves harmlessly. The eviction process typically takes 3-7 days. Our specialist will perform a final attic inspection before removing the valve. After removing the valve, the final entry point will be sealed, leaving your home bat-free.

Roof Ridge Exclusions for Bat Control

Before – Bats found gaps along roof ridge vent and squeezed through the gaps
After – Installed

Some bats return to the same roost year after year.  If you want to prevent bats from entering your home, preventative bat exclusion is the best precaution you can take. Because bats are not chewers like rodents, they only use existing entry points to make their way into your home.

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