When bats take up residence in an attic, bad things happen. They poop. They pee. They die. Did I mention that they poop & pee? And die.... You get the picture. After awhile, the attic will become a heck of a mess which can lead to both structural and even possible health concerns. There's absolutely nothing good about having bats living in your attic, crawl spaces or wall voids. That's when you need a real plan of attack.

Bats are protected, so you can't hurt them. Besides, they are fantastic for control of flying pests such as mosquitoes. To get them out, we recommend installing a 1-way valve which will allow them to exit the structure but not re-enter. After they've been gone for a few days, simply go back to remove the valve and seal up the opening(s) permanently. The bats aren't hurt - they just gotta move on and find a new place to hang out. You can see on this page a product called a Bat Door, which works very well in almost any situation. NOTE: if the opening is bigger than the Bat Door, simply close up the open areas around the Bat Door, which will force the bats to exit through the device. At the end of the day, it's our 35+ years of experience that will help you solve a problem with bats.