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Bat Removal in Lansdowne, PA

Bats in the attic, the walls or the house in Lansdowne. We let them out with one-way exits and seal the cornices, vents and gaps they use.

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Bats in Lansdowne

Victorian cornices

Lansdowne's Victorian houses have cornices, porches and attic vents that give bats plenty of gaps.

Watch at dusk

Bats leave the roof around dusk. If you can see where they come out, tell us. It helps us find the gaps.

What to look for

Signs of bats

  • Bats flying out of the roof or the chimney around dusk
  • Small dark droppings on windowsills, siding or the attic floor
  • Dark stains around a small gap at the roof edge
  • Squeaking or rustling in a wall in the evening
  • A bat inside the house

Before we arrive

Until we get there

  • If a bat is loose in a room, close the door, open a window and keep children and pets out.
  • Do not touch a bat with bare hands.
  • If someone may have been bitten, or a bat was found in a room where someone was asleep, call your doctor or the health department.
  • Do not seal gaps yourself in summer. Young bats that cannot fly yet would be shut inside.

Bat removal in Lansdowne

How the job goes

1 · Find the gaps

We look over the house and, when needed, watch where the bats come out at dusk.

2 · Fit one-way exits

The bats can fly out at night but cannot get back in.

3 · Seal the house

We close the other gaps they could use, then take the exits down and close those gaps last.

Price

What changes the price

We tell you the price of the first visit on the phone before we come out. It depends on your ZIP code.

  • How many gaps the bats are using
  • How high the roof and the chimney are
  • The time of year
  • How much of the house needs sealing

Questions people ask

Questions about bats in Lansdowne

I found a bat inside my house. Should I let it out?

If no one was asleep in the room and no one touched it, close the door, open a window and keep children and pets out. If someone may have been bitten, call your doctor or the health department first.

More questions about bats are answered on our bat removal page.

Request help

Tell us what is happening.

Send the animal or problem, your ZIP code and the best number to call. For immediate help, call directly.

Call (610) 522-1113