FAQ

The doors can remain for as long as you would like.  The minimum amount of time the bat doors should remain on the house to be effective is two weeks.

The bat exclusion will remove the bats living in your home within a few days.  Bats are sensitive animals and are acutely aware of their surroundings and environment.  It may take a few days for the bats to adjust to the exclusion, but once they do they will leave and be unable to return into the home.

A bat exclusion is a term used to describe the process of removing bats from your home and protecting your home from future bat invasions.

Bat houses are not necessary in the exclusion process but are useful if you want the bats to remain close to your home.

Yes and no.  Bats are categorized as nuisance wildlife and can be treated through exclusion methods to remove them from your home.  Bats can not be exterminated (e.g., poisoned, fogged, or trapped inside).

Bats are an extremely valuable member of our ecology and provided invaluable help in the control of mosquitoes and other insects