BATS BELONG IN A CAVE, NOT IN YOUR CABIN
Hearing fluttering in the attic or finding guano near roof vents? Wildlife Trappers provides humane bat removal and exclusion in Douglasville, GA. We inspect entry points, use one-way devices so bats can leave, and seal vulnerable openings to help prevent their return. Call Trapper Jimmy to discuss an inspection and the right timing for your home.
Bats can enter attics, chimneys, rooflines, and wall cavities through very small openings. Once inside, a colony can leave guano, create odors, stain entry areas, and increase health concerns when contaminated material is disturbed.
Wildlife Trappers provides Professional bat removal services in Douglasville, GA using a humane “evict and seal” approach. Family-owned and operated by Trapper Jimmy since 2014, we identify entry points, install one-way devices, allow bats to leave naturally, and seal vulnerable areas to prevent re-entry.
Our bat exclusion and control process never relies on poison or extermination. Georgia nuisance bat control is based on exclusion, making careful inspection and structural sealing essential.
Comprehensive Attic And Roofline Bat Inspections: We inspect gable vents, ridge vents, fascia, soffits, flashing, chimneys, and attic spaces for staining, guano, roosting activity, and entry gaps as small as approximately 3/8 inch.
Humane Bat Eviction And One-Way Valve Installation: Specialized bat valves are installed over active exits. This humane bat eviction method allows bats to leave naturally at dusk while preventing them from returning.
Full Structural Bat Exclusion And Roofline Sealing: After the colony exits, secondary openings are sealed with durable, weather-resistant materials. Effective residential bat mitigation means addressing the entire roofline, not just the most obvious hole.
Schedule Professional Bat Removal In Douglasville, GA
If you hear bats in the attic, notice staining near roof vents, or find guano buildup, contact Wildlife Trappers for Professional bat removal services in Douglasville, GA focused on legal eviction, structural exclusion, and safe attic cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
For nuisance bat control in Georgia structures, lethal removal is not authorized. The proper method is non-lethal exclusion that allows bats to exit before entry points are permanently sealed.
Georgia DNR advises avoiding bat exclusions from April 1 through July 31 because young bats may not yet be able to fly. Sealing too early can trap pups inside, so applicable DNR requirements must be followed.
We install one-way bat valves over active exits. Bats leave naturally at night but cannot return. After the proper eviction period, the devices are removed and remaining openings are sealed.
Large accumulations of bat droppings can be associated with Histoplasma, the fungus that causes histoplasmosis. Disturbing contaminated material can release airborne spores, which is why controlled professional cleanup is important.