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The Pros And Cons Of Brown Bats

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During our inspection we found that brown bats are getting into the attic through the gable vents. We also found that the brown bats have had a colony there for quite sometime based on the amount of Guano that was piled up on the insulation. We sealed all openings and installed 3 one way bat doors. The one way doors will allow the bats to leave freely but will not be able to gain access back into the attic space. Once the exclusion is complete, we will be completing a spot clean-up to remove the bat guano and replace the insulation that is infected. Do you notice noises in your attic at night? Or see bats flying in and out of your roof? Maybe you have had a bat inside your house! Have you noticed bat droppings (also known as guano)? If

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