Humane Bat Exclusion
Bats are good for the ecosystem, and we never harm them. We use one-way exclusion devices, timed outside maternity season, and then seal the building.
Bats roost in attics, behind stucco trim, under roof tiles and in wall voids. Signs include guano piling up below an opening, staining on stucco, and bats flying out at dusk.
We install one-way devices so bats can leave but can't come back in. We schedule this outside the summer maternity season, when flightless pups would be sealed inside. Once the bats are out, we seal every gap and clean up the guano.
If anyone has had direct contact with a bat, or a bat was found in a room where someone was sleeping, contact a healthcare provider or the NM Department of Health first. See our Q&A on bats and rabies.
What's included
- One-way exclusion: bats are never harmed
- Timed outside maternity season
- Full building seal after exclusion
- Guano cleanup and stucco stain treatment
- Bird exclusion also available
- 01
Inspect
We go over the whole structure, foundation to roofline, and photograph every entry point and sign of activity.
- 02
Remove humanely
One-way doors, hand removal and humane exclusion, timed to protect young animals.
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Seal
Chew-proof mesh, flashing and exterior-grade sealants on every opening that matters.
- 04
Clean & restore
Droppings and soiled insulation removed, then sanitizing, deodorizing and new insulation through our insulation partner.
- 05
Protect
A follow-up check, plus written warranty options and annual check-ups.
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