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We Handle Bats With Care

Bats get a bad rap among those living in the Northeast.

We tend to think of these flying mammals as dirty, diseased, and maybe even a little bit creepy thanks to their nocturnal lifestyle, but the truth about them is so much more than that.

It’s true that, when face-to-face with humans, bats can be dangerous. However, they aren’t like other species of nuisance wildlife. Because of the crucial role bats play in our ecosystem, and the threat they do pose to humans nearby, they can’t just be trapped. As pest control experts, we have a responsibility to see them out safely, for your sake and theirs.

Bats In New England: The Pros & Cons

Beware Of Rabies

At the first sign of a bat visit, contact the licensed wildlife professionals. Bats are not a pest to take into your own hands. When scared, they’ll bite to defend themselves, which is certainly not a risk you want to take with a mammal that has been linked to several fatal diseases, including rabies. 

When Bats Hang Around

Have you heard of Histoplasmosis? It’s a disease that’s caused by a fungus that grows in soil and material contaminated with animal droppings. Among the top culprits linked to this disease are bats. Symptoms can include fever, cough, and fatigue or get more severe for individuals with compromised immune systems.

Our Unofficial Assistants In Pest Control

Ultimately, the world is a better place with bats around, at least when they’re not getting into places they shouldn’t. In the wild, they make our job easier by devouring problem insects like beetles, moths, and mosquitoes, and like bees, they help pollinate both agricultural crops and wild flora and can distribute seeds.

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Protection You Can Trust, From Pests to Wildlife
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    “Stephen was great! Very thorough and incredibly friendly! We are just starting our homeguard program with Pest-End but are so far very satisfied with our choice of pest company!”
    - Hailey W.
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    “Responded quickly to initial outreach regarding appointment and arrived at the very beginning of the 2 hour window.”
    - Lisa H.
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    “Haven't had any rodent or bug situations in almost 2 yrs since I hired Pest-End.”
    - Michael B.
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    “All the people I have dealt with have been extremely excellent with communication. From requesting a quote to squirrel out has taken less than a week. They seem very professional and nice. I highly recommend. Shout out to our technician.”
    - Roni E.
  • Will definitely call again for any pest control issues in the future.
    “Our tech did an excellent job. He went over everything he was going to do and why it was being done. When finished he went over everything that was done and what he found while doing it. While he was up on the front porch roof he cleaned off the fallen branches. Much appreciated.”
    - Charles T.
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    “Kylie is very knowledgeable and did a great job helping us secure our Barn/shed from bugs and small critters! He knew exactly what we needed and already scheduled a followup to ensure everything is all set! Now that's what I call great service!”
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    - Donna M.
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    “Hunter was excellent, came right to our door to see if we had any concerns, then completely his review / inspection of our external bait stations. Appreciate his efforts and personality!!”
    - Peter C.
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    “Brian and his team came and treated our yard for Yellowjackets today. Very knowledgeable and professional with good people skills. As dug in as the nest was they found it and treated it.”
    - Mark H.

Bat Exclusion 101: How We Safely Keep Bats Out

There are only two bat species in the Northeast that typically come into contact with humans: the Little Brown Bat and the Big Brown bat. The former, once common throughout our region, now has dwindling population numbers, falling over 95% in the last decade. But this ecologically beneficial species is crucial to our environment, which is why we remove bats with the utmost care. In fact, we never physically take them from homes by hand. Instead, we let them show themselves the door.

When called to the scene of a bat encounter, our wildlife experts use a specific removal strategy known as exclusion. We get bats out by nudging them in the right direction, without ever coming into direct contact with them.

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