Everything you need to know about bat removal.

When you’re suddenly confronted with a bat flying around in the house it can be unsettling. This website will help you understand what you can do to get rid of the bat problem in your home and help prevent a future occurrence.

We recommend a professional perform this work, and you can find one here. We also recommend you learn all you can to avoid getting ripped off in the process.

Prices for bat removal and remediation can be from one end of the spectrum to the other, meaning prices can be relatively cheap or so expensive you might think they are using gold bars to entice the bats out!

Let’s take the mystery out of bat removal, and maybe have some fun. Remember the goal is to get rid of the bats and keep them out for good. So let’s start with the real issue.

The structure – the bats roosting area…

Bat love high places so this area of entry is often at the peak of a building. Here is an example of an area of a roof where the overhang joins into another peak. Often times the plywood overhang stop short of meeting up with the actual roofing material. This creates an opening plenty big enough for a bat to enter. Bats only need about 3/8ths of an inch to enter, a good rule of thumb is that if you can stick your finger in the hole a bat can enter there as well.

Notice how the bats can get into the crevice created where the plywood roofing does not quite meet the asphalt shingle

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