Yes, with proper exclusion work:

• Professional-grade sealing of all entry points ¼ inch and larger
• Durable materials designed to last years, not temporary fixes
• Regular property maintenance to address new potential entry points
• Habitat modification to make your property less attractive to bats
• Optional bat house installation to provide alternative roosting sites nearby

Absolutely. Our methods are:

• Federally compliant with all wildlife protection laws
• Approved by Bat Conservation International
• Humane and non-lethal – bats are safely excluded, not harmed
• Species-specific techniques based on bat species identification
• Licensed in Indiana and Michigan with all required certifications

Typical timeline:

• Initial Inspection: 1-2 hours same day or next day
• Exclusion Installation: 1-2 days depending on complexity
• Monitoring Period: 3-7 days for bats to exit
• Final Sealing: 1 day
• Cleanup & Restoration: 1-3 days depending on contamination level

Total process: Usually 1-2 weeks from start to finish

Yes! Evictus Wildlife Solutions provides:

• 100% Success Rate Guarantee – If bats return through our sealed areas, we fix it fre
• Follow-up Inspections to ensure long-term success

Yes, bats can cause significant structural damage:

• Guano accumulation weighs down and damages insulation
• Urine stains ceiling tiles and drywall
• Odors penetrate throughout the home
• Secondary pest infestations from mites and other parasites
• HVAC contamination when guano enters ductwork

Common signs of bat infestation:

• Scratching, squeaking, or fluttering sounds at dawn/dusk
• Dark stains on exterior walls near entry points
• Strong ammonia smell from accumulated guano
• Small, dark droppings that crumble to dust (unlike mouse droppings)
• Visible bats entering/exiting your home at twilight
• Bat sightings inside living areas

Our humane bat exclusion process includes:

1. Comprehensive Inspection – Identify all entry points, colony size, and species
2. One-Way Exit Installation – Install exclusion devices that allow bats to leave but prevent re-entry
3. Monitoring Period – Wait 3-7 days to ensure all bats have exited
4. Complete Sealing – Permanently seal all entry points with professional-grade materials
5. Cleanup & Restoration – Remove guano, sanitize areas, and repair any damage
6. Prevention & Monitoring – Follow-up inspections to ensure success

Seasonal timing is critical:

• Spring/Summer: Peak bat activity – immediate removal recommended for active infestations
• Fall (August-October): OPTIMAL TIMING – Pre-hibernation period when exclusion is most effective
• Winter: Hibernation period – consultation and planning for spring action

Most homeowner’s insurance policies do NOT cover bat removal costs, as this is considered preventive maintenance. However, some policies may cover:

• Structural damage caused by bats
• Guano cleanup and sanitization
• Insulation replacement due to contamination

Important: Contact your insurance provider immediately to understand your coverage. Acting quickly can improve your chances of coverage approval. We will work with you and your insurance agent to provide detailed documentation including photos and receipts to strengthen your insurance claim.

Every bat situation is completely unique, which is why Evictus Wildlife Solutions provides free, no-obligation consultations with custom pricing for each property. Here’s why we don’t publish standard rates:

Factors that make each job unique:

• Colony size varies dramatically – from a single bat to colonies of hundreds
• Property complexity – ranch homes vs. multi-story historic buildings with intricate architecture
• Number and location of entry points – some homes have one obvious entry, others have dozens of potential access points
• Accessibility challenges – ground-level work vs. steep roofs or hard-to-reach areas
• Contamination levels – minimal cleanup vs. extensive guano removal and restoration
• Structural repairs needed – simple sealing vs. major roof or soffit reconstruction

What you get with our free consultation:

• Thorough property inspection by certified bat removal specialists
• Detailed assessment of colony size, entry points, and damage
• Custom solution design tailored specifically to your situation
• Transparent, written estimate with no hidden fees or surprise costs
• Multiple solution options to fit different budgets and needs
• Timeline and process explanation so you know exactly what to expect

Why invest in professional assessment:

• Avoid costly mistakes – DIY approaches often fail and require expensive re-work
• Accurate problem identification – ensures the right solution the first time
• Legal compliance – prevents violations of wildlife protection laws
• Long-term value – proper exclusion prevents recurring infestations

Call (260) 908-7727 for your free consultation – there’s no obligation, and you’ll have the information you need to make an informed decision about protecting your home and family.

Bats can carry serious health risks including:

• Rabies – Though rare, bats account for most rabies cases in wildlife. Even small, undetected bites while sleeping require immediate medical attention
• Histoplasmosis – A respiratory disease caused by fungal spores in bat guano that can become airborne
• Bat Mites – Parasites that can infest your home and bite humans
• Structural Damage – Accumulated guano damages insulation, drywall, and can cause ceiling stains and odors

Bats are federally protected species requiring specialized knowledge for safe, legal removal. DIY approaches often fail and can:

• Violate federal wildlife protection laws (resulting in fines up to $50,000)
• Trap bats inside walls, causing death and terrible odor issues
• Leave entry points unsealed, leading to immediate re-infestation
• Expose you to serious health risks from bat guano and potential rabies
• Harm endangered bat species protected under the Endangered Species Act