Bats are protected in Wisconsin and should only be handled by professionals. Our experts at AWC are highly-certified & equipped to handle any bat problem you have to offer! Advanced Wildlife Control performs more bat removals and exclusions than any other company in Wisconsin and the Milwaukee Metro Area.
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If you’ve seen bats flying around your house, you may have a colony of bats living in your attic. Bat removal is not an easy task and should only be performed by a professional. During our initial bat inspection, our technicians will examine your attic and roof in search of any signs of bat activity. If there is a bat colony, we considerably recommend a bat exclusion to rid your home of bats. Our technician will write up a FREE quote for the bat exclusion.
Bats only need a half-inch of space to gain entrance into an attic. We will seal up your entire roofline and other potential entry points. Bats are protected in the state of Wisconsin. Therefore, we will install a one-way bat valve at 1-2 open entry points to allow bats to leave your attic and prevent them from re-entering naturally.
Prevention is our #1 focus when it comes to bat control. Once we have determined that all bats have left your attic, we will seal up the final entry points to prevent future bats from entering your home or attic.
A colony of bats will contaminate your attic insulation with piles of guano, which is a major health concern. Our technicians can provide a clean up of any feces or messes left behind. In some more extensive cases, an entire cleanout and/or re-insulation service may be required.
Our customers are our #1 priority! At Advanced Wildlife Control, we want to make sure your bat problems are resolved in a timely manner. Therefore, our AWC professionals can usually be out at your property on the same day when you call or the following day.
If you’ve seen bats flying around your house, you may have a colony of bats living in your attic. Bat removal is not an easy task and should only be performed by a professional. During our initial bat inspection, our technicians will examine your attic and roof in search of any signs of bat activity. If there is a bat colony, we considerably recommend a bat exclusion to rid your home of bats. Our technician will write up a FREE quote for the bat exclusion.
Bats only need a half-inch of space to gain entrance into an attic. We will seal up your entire roofline and other potential entry points. Bats are protected in the state of Wisconsin. Therefore, we will install a one-way bat valve at 1-2 open entry points to allow bats to leave your attic and prevent them from re-entering naturally.
Prevention is our #1 focus when it comes to bat control. Once we have determined that all bats have left your attic, we will seal up the final entry points to prevent future bats from entering your home or attic.
A colony of bats will contaminate your attic insulation with piles of guano, which is a major health concern. Our technicians can provide a clean up of any feces or messes left behind. In some more extensive cases, an entire cleanout and/or re-insulation service may be required.
Our customers are our #1 priority! At Advanced Wildlife Control, we want to make sure your bat problems are resolved in a timely manner. Therefore, our AWC professionals can usually be out at your property on the same day when you call or the following day.
Wisconsin bats primarily eat insects, mosquitoes, frogs, and small rodents. In more tropical areas around the world, different species of bats will eat fruits and fish.
Bats can be found throughout Wisconsin. They can be found in trees, caves, and the attics, belfries, or chimneys of homes or buildings. Wisconsin is home to 8 different bat species.
Bats are most active in late spring to autumn of Wisconsin. They will usually migrate to warmer climates in the colder months. However, bats will also hibernate in the warm attics of people’s homes during the winter months.
The breeding season for bats in Wisconsin occurs in early summer from May to June. A female bat will give birth to 1-20 bats mid-summer. During this moratorium period (typically June 1st through August 15th), baby bats will stay with the colony and their mothers before venturing off on their own.
Advanced Wildlife Control strives to avoid doing bat exclusions during this moratorium period. However, there are unique situations where homeowners can apply for a permit to have one done.
If you have a bat flying around in your house, the best thing to do is trap the bat in an isolated room. Place a towel under the door to prevent it from escaping the room, and then call us at Advanced Wildlife Control to come and remove your bat. We will go and remove bats from your house 24/7.