Frequently Asked Questions About Bats

Bats usually enter homes while searching for warm, sheltered spaces to rest or raise their young, often slipping in through small openings near roofs, vents, or siding.

Bats can pose concerns because they may carry diseases like rabies and their droppings can create unhealthy indoor conditions if an infestation is present.

Common signs include squeaking or scratching sounds at night, droppings accumulating near entry points, and seeing bats flying out around dusk.

It’s best to keep distance, avoid handling it directly, and contact a professional wildlife removal service to ensure it is removed properly.

Yes, professionals use exclusion methods that allow bats to leave naturally and prevent them from re-entering, keeping the process humane and effective.