FAQs

They can. Species, roosting behavior, migration, maternity timing, climate, and location can all affect the recommended approach and timing for bat control.[...]

A one-way bat valve is an exclusion device that allows bats to exit through an active opening but prevents them from returning through that same opening. It is [...]

Bats can use small openings around rooflines, vents, siding, soffits, fascia, chimneys, and other construction gaps. An inspection helps identify active entry p[...]

Bats may return to established roosting areas and familiar structures. If secondary openings remain available, they may also find another way back inside. A tho[...]

No. Bat exclusion is seasonal. Young bats may be flightless during maternity season and must become volant before exclusion can be performed safely. For Montana[...]

Bat exclusion is a method of allowing bats to leave a structure while preventing them from re-entering. One-way devices such as bat valves or screen tubes may b[...]