Common Signs
Common signs of bats
Bats are protected species that require special permits for removal. They often form colonies in attics and can create health hazards through their droppings.
- •High-pitched squeaking or scratching at dusk and dawn
- •Guano (bat droppings) accumulating in attics
- •Strong ammonia-like odor from urine
- •Stains on walls or ceilings from guano
- •Bats flying in or out of your home at dusk
Dangers
Why bats are dangerous in your home
While bats play an important role in ecosystems, they pose health risks when roosting in residential structures.
- •Guano can cause histoplasmosis, a serious respiratory disease
- •Bat droppings and urine damage insulation and create foul odors
- •Risk of rabies exposure if direct contact occurs
- •Structural damage from accumulated droppings over time
- •Fungal spores from guano can spread through HVAC systems
Process
Our Bats removal process
A proven method to safely and humanely remove wildlife from your property
Species identification
We identify the bat species and assess the colony size. All work is performed under TWRA permits for protected species.
One-way exclusion
We install one-way devices that allow bats to exit but prevent re-entry. This is done during safe exclusion windows.
Guano cleanup
Professional removal and disinfection of accumulated droppings, using proper safety equipment and protocols.
Permanent exclusion
All entry points are sealed with bat-proof materials after confirming the colony has left.
Service Area
Licensed bat exclusion across Tennessee and Alabama
We hold the required permits for bat removal and exclusion. Our services comply with state and federal wildlife regulations.
TWRA
Permit #4182
24/7
Emergency response
Guaranteed
Exclusion warranty
Permit-compliant
All work performed under state wildlife permits
Humane methods
One-way exclusion systems protect bats
Health-safe cleanup
Professional guano removal and disinfection
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