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BAT PROOFING
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Bat proofing a home involves inspecting individual components of construction on the infested structure. This way we know where to let the bats out, and where to seal to prevent re-entry!
Which Parts Of
Your Home Will
We Inspect?
To batproof a structure, Bat Free Batproofing examines the entire exterior of a structure.
These areas may include but will not be limited to the siding, soffit, fascia, venting, roof lines, chimneys, flashing, and valleys.
Which Parts Of
Your Home Will
We Inspect?
To bat proof a structure, Bat Free Batproofing examines the entire exterior of a structure.
These areas may include but will not be limited to the siding, soffit, fascia, venting, roof lines, chimneys, flashing, and valleys.
What Does The Bat
Proofing Process
Look Like?
To bat proof a structure, Bat Free Batproofing examines the entire exterior of a structure. Upon determining an active bat entry point, we may choose to mount an excluder (one way door). These hand crafted devices allow the currently roosted bats to exit the structure while at the same time preventing their re-entry.
Bat Free Batproofing will conscientiously mount these exit devices in such a way and in sufficient quantity so as to let the bats escape, while maintaining the overall aesthetics of the structure in question. The rest of the bat proofing process includes meticulously sealing all the other potential entry points, to prevent
re-infestation.
What Does The Bat
Proofing Process
Look Like?
To bat proof a structure, Bat Free Batproofing examines the entire exterior of a structure. Upon determining an active bat entry point, we may choose to mount an excluder (one way door). These hand crafted devices allow the currently roosted bats to exit the structure while at the same time preventing their re-entry.
Bat Free Batproofing will conscientiously mount these exit devices in such a way and in sufficient quantity so as to let the bats escape, while maintaining the overall aesthetics of the structure in question. The rest of the bat proofing process includes meticulously sealing all the other potential entry points, to prevent
re-infestation.
