Bat Control Services
At Amco Pest, we specialize in comprehensive bat control solutions tailored for residential and commercial spaces in New Jersey and Southern Florida.
Bat Control Services
At Amco Pest, we specialize in comprehensive bat control solutions tailored for residential and commercial spaces in New Jersey and Southern Florida. If you would like a free inspection, Click the button below.
Bat Solutions for Home & Business Owners
Bat Solutions for Home & Business Owners
Why are Bats considered pests?
Bats, while ecologically beneficial, can become a nuisance when they roost in homes or commercial properties. Their presence poses health risks due to the potential transmission of diseases like rabies through bites or scratches. Additionally, their droppings (guano) can accumulate, causing odor issues and facilitating the growth of harmful fungi.
Why are Bats considered pests?
Bats, while ecologically beneficial, can become a nuisance when they roost in homes or commercial properties. Their presence poses health risks due to the potential transmission of diseases like rabies through bites or scratches. Additionally, their droppings (guano) can accumulate, causing odor issues and facilitating the growth of harmful fungi.
Odor and Guano Buildup
Accumulated Bat guano can create foul odors and foster the growth of fungi harmful to humans.
Odor and Guano Buildup
Accumulated Bat guano can create foul odors and foster the growth of fungi harmful to humans.
Understanding Bat Infestation
Understanding the complexities of bat infestations is crucial in dealing with these winged creatures. Bats, though beneficial to the ecosystem, can become problematic when they seek refuge in human habitats. Our informative video delves into the intricacies of bat behavior, highlighting their roosting habits, the potential health risks associated with their presence, and the importance of professional intervention for safe and effective removal.
Understanding Bat Infestation
Understanding the complexities of Bat infestations is crucial in dealing with these winged creatures. Bats, though beneficial to the ecosystem, can become problematic when they seek refuge in human habitats. Our informative video delves into the intricacies of bat behavior, highlighting their roosting habits, the potential health risks associated with their presence, and the importance of professional intervention for safe and effective removal.
How We Address Bat Infestations:
How We Address Bat Infestations:
Assessment
Our process begins with a thorough property inspection. We identify entry points bats use to access your premises and pinpoint roosting sites. This assessment is crucial in devising a targeted removal strategy.
Safe Removal
Employing humane and safe methods, we proceed with the removal of bats from your property. Our experts are trained to handle bat removal efficiently, ensuring the safety of both the occupants and the bats.
Exclusion
Once bats are removed, we focus on exclusion techniques. We seal identified entry points using specialized materials that prevent re-entry while maintaining adequate ventilation. This step is crucial in preventing future infestations.
Assessment
Our process begins with a thorough property inspection. We identify entry points bats use to access your premises and pinpoint roosting sites. This assessment is crucial in devising a targeted removal strategy.
Safe Removal
Employing humane and safe methods, we proceed with the removal of bats from your property. Our experts are trained to handle bat removal efficiently, ensuring the safety of both the occupants and the bats.
Exclusion
Once bats are removed, we focus on exclusion techniques. We seal identified entry points using specialized materials that prevent re-entry while maintaining adequate ventilation. This step is crucial in preventing future infestations.
Sanitization
Guano accumulation poses health risks. We meticulously clean and sanitize affected areas to remove bat droppings, eliminating odor issues and preventing the growth of harmful fungi. Our sanitization process ensures a safe and hygienic environment.
Preventive Measures
Beyond immediate removal, we implement preventive measures. These include recommendations and actions to make your property less attractive to bats, deterring them from returning. This might involve habitat modification or additional protective measures.
Follow Up
Our commitment extends beyond removal. We conduct follow-up visits to ensure the efficacy of our services. These checks ensure that your property remains bat-free, providing you with peace of mind.
Sanitization
Guano accumulation poses health risks. We meticulously clean and sanitize affected areas to remove bat droppings, eliminating odor issues and preventing the growth of harmful fungi. Our sanitization process ensures a safe and hygienic environment.
Preventive Measures
Beyond immediate removal, we implement preventive measures. These include recommendations and actions to make your property less attractive to bats, deterring them from returning. This might involve habitat modification or additional protective measures.
Follow Up
Our commitment extends beyond removal. We conduct follow-up visits to ensure the efficacy of our services. These checks ensure that your property remains bat-free, providing you with peace of mind.
Bats live outside and will take the opportunity to live on any property that is offering them plenty of insects to feed on and areas to shelter...
Bats tend to be most problematic on properties that have or are located near areas of water because they also have large populations of insects near them.
Bats live outside, choosing to roost or nest in dark areas that provide ample shelter. Caves, spaces between rocks, tree cavities, roof eaves, or spaces under bridges are common areas where bat colonies will congregate. Bats also like to roost in rafters found in warehouses, barns, and other large indoor spaces.
Areas inside of our homes that provide bats with the protection they need include attics, chimneys, crawlspaces, and wall voids. Bats are nocturnal. They hunt at night and rest during the daylight hours. They are very active right at dusk when many insects, including mosquitoes, are also active.
Getting rid of bats from your yard, home, or business is best left up to a professional. The professionals here at Amco Pest Solutions will provide you with the year-round solutions needed to get rid of bats and prevent them from returning. Whether you are looking to get rid of a current bat infestation or avoid future problems with them, our family owned and operated company is here to help.
Our professionals are committed to providing the pest control services needed to help home and business owners keep their properties free of bats and other common pests. Amco Pest Solutions offers residential pest control and commercial pest control services throughout New Jersey, the five boroughs of New York, and South Florida. Reach out today to learn more about our effective bat control solutions!
Are bats dangerous?
When living outside and away from people, bats and their feeding habits are helpful. However, when these flying mammals decide to nest or roost near or on our homes, they become less useful and more harmful.
Bats carry and transmit a variety of diseases to people and our pets, including rabies.
On their bodies live a variety of parasites, including ticks, fleas, and bat bugs that they introduce onto properties and into our homes.
In their feces is a fungus called Histoplasma capsulatum, which can cause severe health problems and lung disease in people.
Their presence makes people uncomfortable and unable to enjoy their outdoor space. Trying to enjoy an evening outside is difficult when you see bats darting around your yard and head.
How can I prevent Bats in the future?
To make your property less attractive to bats, whether you live in New Jersey, New York, or South Florida, use the following, easy to execute, prevention tips:
Seal any holes found along the roofline of your home.
Make sure that chimneys have tight-fitting caps on them.
Determine the presence of bats by watching at dusk to see if bats are flying to and from your house.
Make sure that any vents leading into attics spaces have a secure mesh covers over them.
Eliminate areas of standing water from your property that attract the insects that bats like to eat.
To draw bats away from your home, place bat houses along the perimeter of your property.
Are bats dangerous?
When living outside and away from people, bats and their feeding habits are helpful. However, when these flying mammals decide to nest or roost near or on our homes, they become less useful and more harmful.
Bats carry and transmit a variety of diseases to people and our pets, including rabies.
On their bodies live a variety of parasites, including ticks, fleas, and bat bugs that they introduce onto properties and into our homes.
In their feces is a fungus called Histoplasma capsulatum, which can cause severe health problems and lung disease in people.
Their presence makes people uncomfortable and unable to enjoy their outdoor space. Trying to enjoy an evening outside is difficult when you see bats darting around your yard and head.
How can I prevent Bats in the future?
To make your property less attractive to bats, whether you live in New Jersey, New York, or South Florida, use the following, easy to execute, prevention tips:
Seal any holes found along the roofline of your home.
Make sure that chimneys have tight-fitting caps on them.
Determine the presence of bats by watching at dusk to see if bats are flying to and from your house.
Make sure that any vents leading into attics spaces have a secure mesh covers over them.
Eliminate areas of standing water from your property that attract the insects that bats like to eat.
To draw bats away from your home, place bat houses along the perimeter of your property.
Wanna be added to our news and notifications updates?
Leave your name and email, check your email and click accept on our subscription list