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Of of our Bat-Removal Specialists Sent a Video of Bats in the Gable Vent of a House in Columbus, Georgia
An Animal-Removal Team from our Macon Office is Sealing a Bat Gap in the Soffit at a Columbus, Georgia Bat-Removal Job
Wildlife-control specialists from our Macon office are installing one-way traps at a Barnesville, Georgia bat removal and exclusion job. The bats will allow the bats to get out to munch on mosquitoes, but not to get back into the house. They'll find a new home elsewhere.
We're installing a bat house as part of a bat-removal and exclusion job at a house in Macon, Georgia. The homeowner wants to give the bats an alternative place to live once they're sealed out of the attic.
Multiple gaps in the roof and wooden trim are the reason why our wildlife-exclusion specialists are doing bat removal and exclusion in Columbus, Georgia. It's a big, old house with many ways for bats to get into the attic, and we have to find and close off all those gaps.
An Animal-Proofing Crew from our Macon Office is Sealing a Gap in the Roof that is the Reason Why We're Doing Bat Removal and Exclusion at a Columbus, Georgia Home
Busy day yesterday, was out in snellville for rats, then out to Bethlehem, Watkinsville and Athens all for bats
A fingertip-sized gap between the top row of bricks and the roof trim allowed little brown bats into the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia. Bat-removal professionals from our Macon office are heading to the house to bat-proof the roof, which will seal the bats and other attic-dwelling wildlife out of the house.
Our Technician Found Bats Inside a Gable Vent at a Columbus, Georgia Bat-Removal Job
Here's a Picture of a One-Way Trap Being Used at a Macon, Georgia Bat-Removal Job
Bats are flying high, was in Monroe twice for bats in the gables/house, then off to Kennesaw where the bats where in the freeze boards.
The last of the gray squirrels have been removed and relocated from the attic of a Macon, Georgia home. The next step will be cleaning up the mess the squirrels made, repairing some damage to the heating ducts, and replacing the attic insulation.
The last of the bats have been sealed out of the attic of a house in Griffin, Georgia. Now we have to remove a ton or so of guano from the attic, and replace the badly-contaminated insulation.
The roof has started to settle and has opened up a gap between the shingles and the roof trim; and that's the reason why we're removing a colony of bats from the attic of a Columbus, Georgia home.
A wildlife-management crew doing bat removal in Macon is screening the gable vents to prevent bats and other animals from getting into the attic.
The roof started to sag and opened up a fingertip-sized gap between the soffit panel and the shingles at a roof junction; and that, my friends, is why we're removing a colony of bats from the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia.
The last of the bats are gone from the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia. Our bat-removal crew will now turn their attention to cleaning up and carting away the guano and the heavily-contaminated insulation from the attic, and installing replacement insulation.
Wildlife-control technicians from our Macon office are finishing up a Zebulon, Georgia bat-removal job today. The exterior bat-proofing work has already been done. They're working inside the attic removing the bat guano and replacing the heavily-contaminated insulation.
This morning we're doing bat guano cleanup and insulation replacement as the final part of a Concord, Georgia bat-removal and wildlife-exclusion job.
Jason lifted the edge of a shingle and found a gap between the roof sheathing and fascia that allowed bats into the attic of a house in Perry, Georgia. Our bat-removal crew will cover the edges of the roof with a metal animal guard to exclude bats and other nuisance animals from the attic.
The roofer left numerous gaps in the house's roof flashing and drip edge, which is why we're doing bat removal in Columbus, Georgia today. We'll re-flash the roof and replace the drip edge with sheet metal animal shields that will keep bats and other wildlife out of the attic.
Tim just installed a one-way bat trap on the attic gable vent as part of a bat removal and exclusion job in Williamson, Georgia. The traps are used to prevent the bats from getting back into the house after they leave to feed. Because they are beneficial animals, bat control is accomplished solely by exclusion.
Bat conservation professionals from our Macon office just installed one-way traps on a gable vent as part of a Columbus, Georgia bat-removal job. The traps will allow the bats to get out of the attic to feed, but will prevent them from getting back into the house.
One of our animal-exclusion crews is doing bat removal from the attic of a house in Tifton today. The bats got into the attic through a broken slat and a rotted screen in a gable vent.
Wildlife-control technicians doing bat removal in Americus, Georgia have just removed the guano and the contaminated insulation from the attic to be carted away and disposed of. The next step will be installing new insulation. The bats have already been removed and excluded from the attic, of course.
One of our Macon-based crews is working on a Columbus, Georgia bat removal job this morning. We actually don't so much "remove" the bats and prevent them from getting back in once they leave to feed. In effect, the removal method is exclusion.
In Bishop ga, rats in a older home, next stop Athens ga, bats in the gables/ridge vents
This afternoon a wildlife-removal crew from our Macon office will be starting a Columbus, Georgia bat removal and exclusion job. Once all the bats are gone, they'll also be replacing the attic insulation because it's full of bat guano.
All of the bats except for one have given up on getting back into the attic after being removed and excluded from a house in Barnesville, Georgia. The one stubborn straggler is hanging out under the deck all by itself. It most likely will fly away by the end of the day.
It wasn't easy to find the thumb-sized gap under the shingles that allowed bats into the attic of a house in Columbus, Georgia. But the bats found it. We have a crew sealing that gap and the rest of the roof to keep bats and nuisance wildlife in general out of the attic.
One of our inspectors is heading out to estimate a Columbus, Georgia bat-removal and wildlife-exclusion job. The homeowner says that there are only a few bats, but the entire roof will still have to be sealed to make it bat-proof and keep wildlife in general out of the attic.
A crew from our Macon office is cleaning up guano and contaminated insulation from the attic at an Albany, Georgia bat-removal job. This will be the last phase of the job. The bats are already out of the attic and the roof has been animal-proofed.

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