Time for a Bat Inspection

Finding a bat flying around inside the home is troubling to some of our customers.  When they call, many of them want it out now.

Once the bat is removed from the house, the question lingers:

Is there a bigger bat issue that needs to be dealt with or was this an isolated incident?

The only way we can answer that question is to come out and do an inspection.  This will help us see what is going on and will guide our recommendations.

We may find that the bat found in the house was an anomaly and there really isn’t a bat problem.  That exact situation is what Ryan discusses in the following video.

This was great news for this homeowner!

But for others, the inspection reveals bats are indeed in the building and a solution will require other steps.

Bat Inspection | Akron, Canton, Kent

An inspection for bats looks for signs of bats both inside and outside of the home.  It is a thorough process of finding potential entry and roosting spots.  an inspection also gives us the knowledge of the building so that we are better able to estimate costs and timeframes for removal and repair.

Ryan explains the value of a bat inspection in the following, must see video:

Local Bat Professionals | Stark, Summit, Portage

Even though maternal bat colonies are protected from removal this time of year, inspections and prep work can happen any time.  

There may wayward bats through the summer that are just unluckily there or they could be a sign of a larger bat problem.  The only way to find out is to take a look.

In the Akron, Canton, Kent Ohio area, Frontline Animal Removal can provide thorough & professional bat inspection and removal services.