Professional Bat Removal Services
Professional Bat Removal Services
Signs of a Bat Problem
- Squeaking or scratching sounds from walls, ceilings, or attics
- Bat guano (droppings) accumulating on exterior walls or inside attics
- Stains around entry points from body oils and urine
- Bats observed entering or exiting your building at dusk or dawn
- Ammonia-like odor from bat urine and guano
Dangers of Bat Infestations
- Bat guano can harbor the fungus that causes histoplasmosis, a respiratory disease
- Accumulation of guano and urine can damage insulation and building materials
- While rare, bats can potentially carry rabies
- Large colonies can cause structural damage over time
- Bat infestations can affect property values and create liability issues
Our Bat Removal Process
Inspection
Thorough inspection to identify all bat entry and exit points
Plan
Development of a custom bat exclusion plan that complies with state regulations
Exclusion
Installation of one-way exclusion devices that allow bats to exit but not re-enter
Seal
Sealing of all potential entry points once bats have vacated
Cleanup
Optional cleanup and sanitization of affected areas
Why Choose Creature Control for Bat Removal?
Licensed and insured wildlife removal specialists
Humane and effective removal methods
Comprehensive exclusion to prevent future problems
Cleanup and sanitization services available
Free inspections and competitive pricing
Frequently Asked Questions About Bat Removal
Is it legal to remove bats from my property?
In Florida, bats are protected wildlife. It is illegal to harm or kill bats, but professional exclusion is permitted outside of bat maternity season (typically April 15 to August 15). Our methods comply with all state regulations.
How do you remove bats without harming them?
We use one-way exclusion devices that allow bats to exit naturally but prevent them from re-entering. This humane approach ensures bats can relocate safely while keeping them out of your home.
What is bat maternity season and why is it important?
Bat maternity season is when female bats give birth and raise their young. In Florida, exclusion work is prohibited during this period (April 15 to August 15) to prevent separating mothers from flightless young, which would result in bat deaths.
Do I need to clean up after the bats are gone?
Yes, bat guano cleanup is recommended as it can harbor harmful fungi and create odors. We offer professional cleanup and sanitization services to safely remove guano and disinfect affected areas.
Have a Bat Problem?
Don't wait until the damage gets worse. Contact Creature Control today for professional bat removal services in Central Florida. We offer free inspections and can provide a customized solution for your specific situation.
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