Did you know that bat infestations can bring disease and property damage to your home? That's where Urban Jungle Wildlife Removal comes in. Urban Jungle is a full-service wildlife removal company with experience and knowledge in dealing with the most problematic wildlife situations.
The first step in our bat removal service involves a home inspection to determine the number of bats present and their location. We also take note of any other animals that may share the same space as the bats, such as mice or other pests, to help us create a custom plan for your specific situation.
Once we understand what needs to be done, we'll follow proven bat exclusion, cleanup and sanitation guidelines to restore your home's integrity.
Urban Jungle takes pride in offering personalized services to all homeowners in need. We know that a bat colony can place stress on your home, so we aim to provide you with the best customer service and long-term solutions possible. Our college-educated wildlife biologist team will work closely with you during this process — answering your questions, explaining how the process works and setting expectations throughout the job.
What Are the Dangers of Bat Infestations?
Bat infestations can contribute to the spread of deadly diseases like rabies and histoplasmosis. The bacteria that grow on the carcasses of bats also produce a hard-to-eliminate odor.
A common sign of a bat infestation is the presence of bat guano, the feces and urine bats leave behind as they roost and nest in your home. You may hear bat chattering or see bats emerge from exit points as well.
Bats will exit the property on their own to hunt but usually return. At Urban Jungle, we use one-way valves to ensure your property remains free from bats for good.
Will Bats Go Away On Their Own?
Commonly asked questions about bat removal services include:
At Urban Jungle Wildlife Removal, we focus on protecting you and your family from harm by providing dependable bat removal and exclusion services. We'll handle everything—from finding the source of the problem to preventing future infestations so you can have confidence in knowing your family will remain safe.
Contact us online today or call (833) 732-0439 to learn more!