Bat Control by New Hampshire Bat Control
The Leader In Bat Control & Flying Squirrel Eviction
25+ Years Of Experience Serving The Entire Granite State
Professional Bat Contol And Exclusion
Signs of a bat infestation include bats appearing inside New Hampshire living quarters, scratching in walls, and odors from guano and urine permeating from the attic or crawl space. The most common species of bats found in New Hampshire are the little brown bat and the big brown bat.
The state has six other species; however, most of these species prefer to live in their natural habitats. While most little brown and big brown bat colonies will stay in their natural habitat, these species have evolved to seek refuge in man-made structures. That is where we come in. Bats are perfectly capable of living in their natural environment, so that is where we want to keep them.
Bat Exclusion Service
Bats are highly protected in New Hampshire and throughout the United States. So, the bats must be evicted from the home without using poison or other lethal means of removal. Bats can be successfully evicted from a home or attic utilizing a process known as live bat exclusion. This work does not harm the bats in any way. The process itself consists of sealing the home with transparent caulking and installing one-way exclusion devices over the entry points. Essentially, the bats will fly out of the home and not be allowed to reenter the structure.
Bat exclusion work in New Hampshire is not as straightforward as people might assume. It can be a strenuous process of maneuvering ladders around the roof to access and seal up every nook and cranny. A typical bat exclusion job can be completed by a professional company in a matter of hours, provided the right tools and manpower are available. However, larger structures can sometimes require multiple trips to address, especially older homes, as there are typically many more open areas that need sealant.
Not only will bat exclusion get rid of the bats in your house, but it will also keep your home protected from future bat problems. The caulking used for bat exclusion has great weatherproof durability. As long as our work is not tampered with by roofers, the sealant has the durability to last over 25 years. In conclusion, our bat-proofing service is a long-term solution.
Interesting Facts About Bats
If you’ve ever heard the term “blind as a bat,” you might assume bats have poor eyesight. This is not the case, as bats have relatively good eyesight. However, the saying derives from the fact that bats use their ears to navigate using echolocation. Bats produce a high-pitched frequency noise that bounces off objects and returns to the bat’s ears. This comes in handy for locating insects to feed on.
A single, full-grown bat consumes over 1,000 insects per hour and approximately 6,000 to 8,000 insects per night, which equates to around half its body weight in a single night of feeding. This makes bats the number one natural mosquito controller on Earth. So, it may not be a bad idea to have bats around; we don’t want them in our homes. For this reason, many people choose to install bat houses around their property. However, we generally advise placing the bat houses on an outbuilding or nearby tree, as guano and urine will accumulate below the roost. This will keep the bats within the vicinity of your property, and you will surely suffer less from annoying insect bites.
There are 8 Species Of Bats Live In New Hampshire And Latest Scientific Information Indicates Substantial Concern About These Species That Live Here
WE SPECIALIZE IN MORE THAN BATS. WE ALSO FOCUS ON FLYING SQUIRRELS. WE'VE SEEN IT ALL WHEN IT COMES TO DEALING WITH THESE PESKY CRITTERS. WE'VE BEEN EXCLUDING FLYING SQUIRRELS FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE HOMES FOR MORE THAN 25 YEARS.
New Hampshire Bat Removal Provides Bat Control and Flying Squirrel Control Service For The Following New Hampshire Cities
Rochester, Amherst, Seabrook, Barrington, Swanzey, Weare, Derry, Durham, Exeter, Franklin, Gilford, Hampstead, Atkinson, Somersworth, Belmont, Hanover, Salem, Goffstown, Dover, Hollis, Hudson, Stratham, Bedford, Windham, Kingston, Lebanon, Litchfield, Claremont, Londonderry, Bow, Milford, Concord, Manchester, Berlin, Hampton, Merrimack, Laconia, Nashua, Pelham, Pembroke, Plaistow, Portsmouth, Rindge, Keene, Hopkinton, Bedford, Dairy, Alton, Wolfeboro, Moulton, Rockingham, and Northhampton.