Cost depends on the number of entry points, roofline size, and whether attic sanitation is needed. We offer free inspections so we can give you an accurate quote before any work begins.

Signs include a musty ammonia-like odor, dark droppings (guano) accumulating in one area, staining around roofline gaps, and bats seen exiting at dusk.

Yes, but timing and method matter. We use humane, one-way exclusion methods and avoid sealing bats in during maternity season so the whole colony can safely leave before entry points are closed.

Yes. We offer attic sanitation to clean up guano and restore your attic after exclusion is complete, this matters for air quality and odor, not just appearance.

Exclusion devices typically need to stay in place for several days to a couple weeks to make sure all bats have left before entry points are permanently sealed.

Not if every entry point is properly sealed. That's why we treat the whole roofline, not just the obvious gap, during the exclusion process.

Yes. Our exclusion process doesn't involve trapping or handling bats directly, they leave on their own through the one-way devices, and we handle sealing and sanitation separately.