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Bat Removal

Keep Bats Away with Professional Bat Removal Services

Bats play a vital role in nature, but inside your home, they pose health risks and cause damage. Spotting bats, hearing squeaks at dusk, finding droppings, musty odors, or small gaps near chimneys are all signs of an issue. Our expert bat extraction team offers humane exclusion and bat deterrent solutions to keep bats away for good. Serving NH and MA, we ensure long-term protection and peace of mind.

Our Process for Effective Bat Removal

Detailed Inspection
We identify entry and exit points, nesting areas, and bat activity signs.
Humane Bat Deterrence
Install one-way exclusion devices, allowing bats to safely leave without harm.
Secure Sealing
Permanently seal entry points with durable materials, preventing future infestations.
Habitat Alternatives
Provide recommendations for installing bat houses to encourage roosting away from your home.

Don’t Wait – Take Action Today

Don’t disturb these nocturnal neighbors! 

📞 Contact us now to take the first step toward a bat-free home!

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Signs You Might Have Bats

  • Sightings: If you see a bat inside your home, this is the most obvious sign that one is present.
  • Noises:Bats can make squeaking or scratching noises, especially when they are roosting or in the process of trying to escape.
  • Droppings: Bats leave behind droppings, which are usually dark and pellet-like, and can often be found near the roosting area.
  • Smells:Bats have a strong, musty odor that can be noticeable if there are several of them in your home.
  • Entry points: Bats can enter homes through small cracks and gaps around windows, doors, rooflines, or chimneys. If you see evidence of bats entering or exiting your home, this could indicate that they have taken up residence inside.
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