Bat removal
Bat Removal in Slidell & Southeast Louisiana
Bats in the attic, soffits or walls, removed humanely with one-way exits, then every gap sealed so they can't come back.
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The problem
Bat Removal That Gets to the Source
Bats squeeze through gaps as small as a thumb's width at rooflines, soffits, gable vents and chimneys. Once a colony settles into an attic, the droppings (guano) and odor build up fast.
Bats are protected and we never harm them. We install one-way exits so they leave on their own, then seal every opening so the colony can't move back in.
Signs of bats
- Bats flying out of the roofline at dusk
- Droppings piled under an entry point or on the attic floor
- Brown or greasy stains around small gaps
- Squeaking or rustling in the attic or walls
- A strong ammonia smell
Why here
Why Bats Are So Common in Louisiana
Warm weather and plenty of insects keep bats active most of the year in Louisiana. Attics, soffits and wall voids give colonies the warm, dark, protected space they look for.
Common in Louisiana:
How we treat it
Our Bat Removal Process
Inspection
Finding where the colony is roosting and every gap they use.
One-way exits
Bat valves let bats fly out without being able to get back in.
Timed for the young
We schedule exclusion so young bats that can't fly yet aren't trapped inside.
Seal and clean up
Entry points sealed, and guano cleanup or attic restoration if needed.
Bat exclusion is quoted after inspection, based on the size of the colony and how many gaps need sealing. See wildlife removal for plans and details.
Do you kill bats?
No. Bats are protected and helpful. We use one-way exits so they leave on their own, then seal the openings.
Is bat guano dangerous?
Built-up guano can grow a fungus that causes lung infections, so it shouldn't be swept up without protection. We handle the cleanup safely.
Can you remove bats any time of year?
We time exclusion around the season when young bats can't fly yet, so none are trapped inside. We'll tell you the right timing at your inspection.
How small of a gap can a bat use?
Very small. Many bats can fit through a gap about the width of your thumb, which is why we seal every opening we find.
Spread Your Wings. Protect Your Nest.
Same-day service in many areas. No long-term contracts. A local team that picks up the phone.