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All Wildlife Removal Service of New Jersey
How we'll solve your Bat problem...
How we'll solve your Bat problem...
If you discover a bat in your home, attic, or
basement you'll need to find a way to not only
remove them - but much more importantly, to
keep them from coming back!
Click here to read more about how to choose
your wildlife removal contractor.
basement you'll need to find a way to not only
remove them - but much more importantly, to
keep them from coming back!
Click here to read more about how to choose
your wildlife removal contractor.
After your contractor performs a thorough inspection of the structure, it is time to
conduct a complete bat abatement. This is the only long-term way you can legally solve
a bat problem in New Jersey.
All Wildlife Removal Service conducts our inspection by methodically going around
the home or business identifying every hole the size of a nickel or larger and sealing
them to prevent bats from using them to get in to the structure.
We will also establish the egress points that bats would utilize to get in and out of the
building, and then install bat valves over those openings, which allow bats to leave but
deny re-entry. (These valves are the same concept as check valves in plumbing.)
Because bats usually hibernate through the winter, if we are performing our bat
abatement on your home or business during the winter months we will install
semi-permanent valves. By the 3rd week of April all bats should be flying (unless
temperature or weather dictates that we should wait longer). At that time, we pull the
valves and seal those egress points.
To learn more about which type of bat is using your home or business as a "cave," click
here to learn about the Mommies and the Daddies.
conduct a complete bat abatement. This is the only long-term way you can legally solve
a bat problem in New Jersey.
All Wildlife Removal Service conducts our inspection by methodically going around
the home or business identifying every hole the size of a nickel or larger and sealing
them to prevent bats from using them to get in to the structure.
We will also establish the egress points that bats would utilize to get in and out of the
building, and then install bat valves over those openings, which allow bats to leave but
deny re-entry. (These valves are the same concept as check valves in plumbing.)
Because bats usually hibernate through the winter, if we are performing our bat
abatement on your home or business during the winter months we will install
semi-permanent valves. By the 3rd week of April all bats should be flying (unless
temperature or weather dictates that we should wait longer). At that time, we pull the
valves and seal those egress points.
To learn more about which type of bat is using your home or business as a "cave," click
here to learn about the Mommies and the Daddies.
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