Bat Removal and Exclusion in Kent County, DE

What we do

Bats usually get into a home through small gaps along the roofline, in the eaves, around chimneys, and at gable vents. Once they find a warm spot like an attic, they come back to it year after year. You might hear scratching at dusk, see bats leaving the roof at sunset, or find droppings that pile up below where they roost. Bats are helpful outside because they eat a lot of insects, so the goal is to get them out of your building, not to hurt them. We find every opening they use, let them leave on their own with one-way exclusion devices, and then seal the openings so they can't get back in. We don't seal bats out in early summer while mothers are raising pups that can't fly yet, because the pups would be trapped inside. We'll set the right timing with you.

How we treat it

• Full inspection

  We check the roofline, eaves, soffits, chimney, vents, and attic to find every gap bats use.

• One-way exclusion

  Devices on the main openings let bats fly out at night but not back in.

• Sealing

  Once they're out, we close the openings so the colony can't move back in.

What to expect

• 1. Inspect

  We find where the bats get in and out and how many entry points there are.

• 2. Exclude

  We put one-way devices on the active openings and seal the rest.

• 3. Seal

  After the bats are gone, we close the last openings.

• 4. Follow up

  All of our work comes with a 30-day warranty. If pests come back within 30 days of a treatment, call us and we'll come back out at no extra charge.

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