Bat Removal

Humane

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Our Services

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    Humane Bat Exclusion

    We remove bats in a humane and effective manner. Professional Bat Removal is unique and specialized. Check out our Removal Process page to learn more.

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    Netting Installation

    If you want to keep bats (or birds) from hanging out in certain areas, we employ net installation as a successful method for pest control.

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    Exterior Home Repairs

    Whether it’s painting, siding repair, trim work, or caulking, we can make sure your home look better than we found it.

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  • Two workers are on ladders repairing the exterior of a blue multi-story suburban house with stone accents, a wooden fence, and a neatly maintained yard. They are preforming bat removal and siding repairs.
  • Close-up of a tile roof section with a one way bat removal device sticking out, with a background of green trees and grass.
  • Close-up of a bat with furry body and large wings, perched on a person's hand.
  • A man wearing a green shirt, black gloves, and a gray cap installing a netting system to prevent birds and bats from entering into an area, using a tool to nail or attach the parts.
  • Close-up of a person wearing orange gloves using a metal tool to bat proof a stone tiled roof, with gray tiles visible.
  • Close-up of a gap between wooden planks, with a bat partially visible in the gap.
  • Two workers on a large wooden deck attached to a log cabin-style house, performing maintenance and bat proofing, surrounded by pine trees.
  • A person on a ladder bat proofing the siding and soffit of a building under a clear blue sky with the sun shining brightly.
  • A person in a red shirt and beige pants working on the roof of a multi-story house using ladders, with trees and a clear sky in the background.
  • A man wearing a blue cap, blue long-sleeve shirt, and gloves is using a spray foam gun to apply foam insulation to the exterior wall of a house with horizontal wooden siding to prevent bats from entering.
  • A person wearing a white coverall, gloves, a mask, and goggles is using a vacuum hose to remove contaminated insulation and bat guano from the attic of a house.

Our Projects

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    INSPECTION

  • Bat in a tiny crevice

    BAT EDUCATION

  • Neal on a boom lift

    STONE TILE ROOFS

  • Neal on a roof

    ROOF PEAK SEALING

  • Neal in full respirator gear

    GUANO CLEAN UP

  • Netting hung up on the roof

    NET INSTALLATION

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Ready to have your home to yourself?

We are committed to finding solutions that will take care of your bat problem for good. Give us a call to set up a time for an inspection. We will locate current and potential problem areas and discuss ways to bat proof your home to give you peace of mind again.

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From Our Learning Center

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Can I Remove Bats Myself? Why Professional Help Is Essential
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Can I Remove Bats Myself? Why Professional Help Is Essential
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Thinking of removing bats yourself? Learn why DIY bat removal is dangerous, often illegal, and rarely effective. Discover why hiring a professional is the safest and smartest choice.

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What Homeowners Insurance Covers When It Comes to Bat Damage and Exclusion
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What Homeowners Insurance Covers When It Comes to Bat Damage and Exclusion
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Explore what homeowners insurance typically covers regarding bat damage. Learn why bat exclusion work is often necessary, the challenges of filing a claim, and why preventative measures can save you time and money in the long run.

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Can I Live in My Home if I Have a Bat Infestation?
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Can I Live in My Home if I Have a Bat Infestation?
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Can you live in your home with a bat infestation? Learn when it’s safe—if bats stay in attics—and when you must relocate due to living-space intrusions. Discover health risks, practical precautions, and why professional bat exclusion is essential.

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What Our Clients Say

  • "So nice to find a diligent, punctual, hard working young man. His knowledge of bats and what was needed to safely work around and complete the project in a timely manner was great."

    Bob B.

  • I was a bit apprehensive about the extent of the work proposed, but the explanation of what was going on and how you planned to remedy the problem was straight forward, practical, and timely. Your experience and knowledge of the little critters' habits was key to the success of their removal! You promised me a thorough and expedited effort, such that I would hardly notice the work that was done, and that is exactly what happened! I wanted the best results with as little impact on the appearance of my cabin, and in the most timely fashion. You came through for me on every count! In addition, you took care of a bit of repair work that was needed in an area of the roof, which was greatly appreciated! The end result left me very happy and very glad I contacted your business! You always returned my calls promptly, working together to set up times convenient for my schedule to get things done, and then? After the work was done, you did a fabulous cleanup job as well! Thank you again, for the great experience of working with you. I would highly recommend you and your company!

    Rebecca P.

  • "Neal Durand solved a huge bat problem for us that no one else could. We have an old cabin in the Colorado mountains and he sealed it up beautifully. He was great to work with -- good communication, fair pricing, and timely responses."

    Lisa B.

  • “He is diligent and thorough in ensuring that all aspects of the project are covered. He's also easy and efficient to communicate with, very professional, and always friendly.”

    Bryce W.