Bat Removal Fort Pierce

If you find bats in your home or attic, it is important to contact a nuisance animal removal service as soon as possible. Bats can carry rabies and they can cause damage to your property. AAAC Wildlife Removal offers fast and humane solutions which will rid unwanted bats from their homes quickly! Give us a call!

Bats enter homes through unsealed cracks and vents

Bats are a menace to any home or building they inhabit. They will fly through an open door, window, roof, chimney, and even holes in the wall! Bats can carry rabies and other diseases that can be transmitted to humans. If you have bats in your home or business contact AAAC Wildlife Removal Fort Pierce for bat removal service today! We remove all types of bats from residential homes and commercial buildings.

AAAC Wildlife Removal of Fort Pierce is a family-owned and operated business. We have over 20 years of experience in bat removal. We are licensed by the state of Florida and insured. We abide by all state and federal laws and use the latest technology and equipment to safely remove bats from your home or business.

We are proud to offer our wildlife control services to the surrounding areas of St. Lucie County and anywhere in the state of Florida.

We do animal removal services for many types of animals in Fort Pierce, not just bats, including but not limited to: Raccoons, Squirrels, Skunks, Opossum, Rats/Mice, and Armadillos. We are experts at what we do! If you have an animal problem please give us a call today so that we can help solve your wildlife issue right away!

Our wildlife management specialists provide bat Control, bird control, raccoon removal, squirrel removal, wildlife trapping, Insect Pest Control, Nuisance Animal control, pest wildlife control, removal of nuisance animals, removal of bat colonies, bat guano clean up, removal, and control of wild animals, exclusion, attic restoration, damage repair, insulation replacement, and more.

As always, we make sure that the animals we work with are humanely removed and not harmed.

Bats in the attic

There are at least 13 species of bats in the state of Florida and they all pose very little threat to humans. In fact, bats are Florida’s natural insect control and play an important role in our environment.

The problem with bats is when they take up residence in your home or business. A bat colony can quickly grow and before you know it, you have a full-blown infestation on your hands. Bats are very messy and their droppings (guano) can contaminate insulation, air vents, and ductwork of your home or business. Not to mention, the constant noise that bats create when they are flying around in the attic can be very annoying.

Bat guano is also a health hazard if left untreated for too long. The droppings will harden over time which makes them more difficult to clean up later on down the road. As the guano builds up, it can create a conducive environment for harmful organisms like bacteria and mold to grow.

Places like your chimney or your attic are ideal for bats to take up residence because they provide warmth, shelter, and easy access for the animals to fly in and out.

What is Histoplasmosis?

Histoplasmosis is a disease that can be transmitted from bats to humans. This dangerous infection will cause flu-like symptoms such as high fevers, fatigue, headache, and chest pains.

Histoplasmosis can be quite severe and life-threatening if not treated. If you have been around bats and are experiencing any of the above symptoms, please see a doctor immediately.

Bat Removal Fort Pierce

Bats in your home or business are a major nuisance and should be removed as soon as possible. AAAC Wildlife Removal of Fort Pierce is the company to call for all your bat removal needs! Our bat removal experts have over 20 years of experience in Fort Pierce wildlife removal from homes and businesses. We are licensed by the state of Florida, insured, and abide by all state and federal laws.

Bat Exclusion: The Best Form of Bat Removal

The best way to get rid of a bat problem is by performing a proper bat exclusion. Bat exclusions are usually done in the evening when all bats have gone out to feed. Bat exclusion works so well because it prevents the bats from ever re-entering the building.

When we perform a bat exclusion, We install a custom one-way door that only allows the animals to leave but never enter again. Once all of the bats are outside, our professional wildlife technicians will shut and seal any openings in your home or business where they could potentially get back inside.

The entry points used by bats are usually from construction defects and holes in your roof. These entry points can be very small and it is difficult for humans to find them because they are usually hidden from plain sight.

Sealing up these entry points will not only keep bats from getting back inside but also other kinds of wildlife such as raccoons, rodents, and more.

It is important to note that during the bat maternity season (typically April 15 to July 15) bat exclusions are illegal. During this time, female bats will be inside of your attic with their pups nursing and taking care of them until they get old enough to leave the roost themselves. Doing exclusion work during this time will separate the young bats from their mother and cause them to die.

Our Bat Exclusion Process

Here’s the process we use for bat exclusion jobs:

  1. Spend a great deal of time locating all bat entry points
  2. Install a one-way bat exclusion door at the primary entry points
  3. Make sure all bats are out of the building
  4. Seal up all potential bat entry points with a heavy-duty sealant
  5. Perform attic clean up and removal of all bat guano
  6. Replace insulation if needed
  7. Repair interior and exterior damage caused by bats

Bats are beneficial to our environment but they can be quite a nuisance when they take up residence in our homes or businesses. The solution is to install a one-way bat exclusion door when they forage at night and then seal up all access when they’re gone. This is best because it is humane and there will be no dead animals left behind to clean up afterward.

Dealing With Bat Infestation in Fort Pierce

The wildlife removal specialists of AAAC Wildlife Removal are here to serve you in all of your bat removals needs. We will clean up the mess, fix the damage, and make sure the bats can’t come back. Let us show you why we have been rated the best in Fort Pierce.

If you have bats in your home or business, please don’t hesitate to call us. We are here to help!

Wildlife Removal Services in Fort Pierce, FL

Florida is truly a hotspot for wildlife and we’ve seen it all. Raccoons, bats, and opossums are just a few of the many wild animals that can find their way into your home or business. Our wildlife removal office offers humane wildlife removal services to Fort Pierce, FL residents as well as surrounding areas such as Jensen Beach and Palm City. When you need help with any type of wild animal, we’re here for you.

We understand that dealing with wildlife can be a daunting task and that’s why we offer consultation to help identify the problem and come up with the best solution. We also have a wide range of services to fit any budget.

AAAC Wildlife Removal is the premier wildlife removal company in Fort Pierce, FL. All out wildlife specialists are tried and tested and have years of experience. We’re here to help you with any of your wildlife removal needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does animal control remove bats?

Animal control in Fort Pierce does not remove bats from buildings. Bats are a protected species so they are usually handled by a wildlife removal specialist.

Q: Are bats protected in Florida?

Yes. Bats are a protected species which means that they cannot be legally removed without a proper license. bats can gobble up to 1,000 insects in a night and can be quite helpful to have around.

Q: What kinds of diseases can bats give you?

Rabies and Histoplasmosis are the two most common diseases that you can get from bats. Rabies is transmitted through the bite of an infected animal and Histoplasmosis is a fungal infection usually contracted by breathing in spores found around bat droppings or guano.

Q: Do bats carry rabies?

Yes, bats do carry rabies. While the risk of transmission is low, it is important to not touch a bat with your bare hands and seek medical attention immediately if you are bitten. Rabies from bats can be transmitted through, scratches, bites, and even feces.

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