Bats

Bat Control and Removal Services for Your Property

Bats are nocturnal, flying animals that are known for inhabiting dark and secluded locations. Scientists have identified over 980 species of bats worldwide, 40 of them living in the United States. Depending on the species, bats can live for up to 30 years. Bats use their ears to help them detect the location of objects around them or to locate insects flying through the air. Most bat species feed on insects like moths and beetles. They can also bite humans when they feel threatened and possibly carry rabies.  That is why bat control and removal services near you are so important: to keep your family safe.

Bat Control for Your Home or Business

Bats are a vital part of Indiana’s ecological system, but when they decide to set up their home inside your attic, they become pests. Indiana is home to 12 species of bats, including the Red Bat and the Big Brown Bat that can occupy thousands of homes and other buildings in Indiana.


YES Pest Pros offers bat control services in Columbus and Bloomington, IN. Our technicians will inspect the area thoroughly to find any existing or potential entry points that need to be sealed to keep the bats from re-entering. Their entry points are often near the roof edge, such as under the eaves, soffits, or loose boards, in crevices in the chimney, and in openings in the roof. To best control a bat population is to know where they are to target the source.

Eliminate a Bat Infestation with Our Pros

YES Pest Pros pest control specialists are trusted experts when it comes to bat pest control. We will seal up all but the main access point for the bats, net off the main area, and allow the bats to leave. After the area is cleared of bats, we will then seal off the main entry point, preventing the bat’s return.

Bat Control Near You

This process, done in conjunction with the YES Integrated Pest Management and bat elimination program in Indiana, is both environmentally responsible and reliable. Not only are we able to allow the bats to fulfill their role as a vital part of Indiana’s ecology, but we keep them from returning to your property as pests. Contact us today!

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