Bats Pest Control
Bats are protected so bats pest control can only removed during certain months of the year. Learn more about bats.
What are bats?
Are bats dangerous?
Even though bats are eco-important, it is also important to remember that they pose many dangers when living near people and our homes. Bats carry and transmit various diseases to people and our pets, including rabies. Also, on their bodies live a variety of disease-carrying parasites like ticks, fleas, and bat bugs. Bat feces contains a fungus called Histoplasma capsulatum, which can cause severe health problems and lung disease in people.
Why do I have a bat problem?
Where will I find bats?
Bats live outside, roosting or nesting in sheltered areas like tree cavities, spaces between rocks, roof eaves, and bridges. They are also known to fly into and roost in large open structures like barns and warehouses.
Unfortunately, bats also regularly take up residence on or inside our homes. Bats often find a way in through chimneys, openings around windows, and gaps in exterior walls. They move into attics, wall voids, and crawl spaces to rest during the day, emerging at dusk to hunt.
How do I get rid of bats?
Get rid of your property’s bat problems with our bats pest control service at Rodent Solutions. Our technicians work closely with our customers to ensure their pest problems are completely solved. We complete thorough inspections and seal any entry and exit points we find. We work closely with our customers to ensure their properties become free of bats and other pests through our bat removal, prevention, trapping, and removal services.
Learn more about our bat removal services by giving us a call today.
How can I prevent bats in the future?
- Put tight-fitting caps on chimneys.
- Repair holes along the roofline and replace loose or missing roof shingles.
- Fix loose or torn screens.
- Reduce insect populations on your property by replacing white outdoor lights with LED lights that insects find less attractive.
- Inspect your home’s exterior walls and roofline, sealing any openings you find.
- Fill electrical and plumbing holes with steel wool to help keep bats and other pests out of your home.
- Place bat houses on the perimeter of your property to draw bats away from your home.