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Non-lethal bat traps installed along the roof of the Solid Granite building in Elberton.

Bat Bug found at a bat removal job.

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The greasy stains around a gap where the cinder block wall meets the soffit panel were all the evidence we needed of bats in the attic of a house in Woodstock, Georgia. Our bat removal and exclusion crew will place check-valve traps over the gap to get all the bats out of the attic before permanently sealing the gap to bat-proof the house.
I was in Big Canoe this morning, rats in the crawl space, then out to Douglasville for flyers in the attic, headed to Forest park for rats in a rental property
Was in hiawassee for Bats, then Suches for rats, Suwannee for squirrels, and then Atlanta for rats again
Was in winterville this morning for mice, then to blairsvile for flyers, then Cummings ga for rats. Headed to Marietta for some bats, busy day
Atlanta job this morning, flyers in the attic, then headed to Decatur, rats in the crawl space
Bats have been pretty busy this week, Atlanta to dunwoody, over to sandy springs, did a quote this morning for snakes in commerce ga, good times
A crew doing bat removal and animal exclusion at a Temple, Georgia home is screening all the gable vents and sealing gaps in the edges of the roof to keep bats and other wildlife out of the attic. Bat exclusion will also keep other nuisance animals and pests out of the house.
A gap of about half an inch running along the edge of the roof behind the rain gutter is why a colony of bats need to be removed from the attic of a house in Ringgold, Georgia. Our bat-exclusion specialists are on the scene animal-proofing the roof to keep wildlife out of the attic.
A gap of about half an inch between the two soffit panels where they meet under the peak of the roof is how bats are getting into the attic of a house in Toccoa, Georgia. Bat-removal experts from our North Georgia office are on the scene animal-proofing the roof to get the bats out of the attic.
As part of a non-chemical mouse control job in Ball Ground, Georgia, our rodent pest control technicians are sealing gaps between the exterior wooden trim and the concrete walkways that are allowing mice to get into the house. You can't achieve permanent mouse control without rodent-proofing the house.
A team of wildlife-control experts doing bat removal in Big Canoe, Georgia has finished bat-proofing the house and is starting the clean-up phase of the job. This includes cleaning up the guano and contaminated insulation, carting it away for safe disposal, and installing new insulation in the attic.
Our North Georgia Bat-Removal Specialists Found Bats Roosting on a Gable Vent Screen in the Attic of a House in Alpharetta, Georgia
A gap in the miter joint at the corner of two sections of drip edge on the roof sheathing of a house in Suwanee, Georgia allowed bats into the attic. Our wildlife-exclusion crew will replace the drip edge with an animal barrier that will keep bats and other nuisance animals out of the attic.
This morning our North Georgia wildlife-management technicians are doing bat removal and exclusion in Toccoa. Bat removal is accomplished strictly by exclusion, without the use of any poisons or other methods that would harm the bats.
Was in Duluth this morning for bats, then off to watkinsville and Royston for u know, bats, now to Covington for rats
A gap you could just barely slip your fingertips into between the shingles and the roof trim near the peak of the roof allowed bats into the attic of a house in Clayton, Georgia. We'll use one-way traps to prevent the bats from getting back into the house when they return from feeding, and permanently bat-proof the roof once all the bats are out of the attic.
Greasy rub marks around a gap between the roof trim and the shingles at a junction point made it easy to figure out how bats were getting into the attic of a house in Oxford, Georgia. A bat-removal crew from our North Georgia office is animal-proofing the house to keep bats and other assorted wildlife out of the attic.
A gap between the soffit panel and the shingles at a roof junction point on a house in Cumming, Georgia allowed bats to get into the attic. These gaps are common and often develop as the roof settles over time. We'll seal the gaps to animal-proof the roof as part of the bat removal and exclusion work.
Yesterday, I was In peachtree city and then ellenwoood, for bats, then I drove lakemont and Cummings, snakes in the house.
The roofer left gaps in the flashing along the edge of the roof that allowed bats into the attic of a Suwanee, Georgia home. Our bat removal experts will patch the gaps in the flashing to animal-proof the roof and keep bats and other wildlife out of the attic.
Snakes in the crawl space in carnesville ga, then off to Athens and conyers ga, bats are the attic. Now headed to villa rica for another wildlife quote
Bat guano on an electrical box mounted on the siding of a house in Oxford, Georgia was coming down from the gable vent immediately over it, which bats were using to get into the attic. We're sending a bat-removal crew to the house to animal-proof the roof to keep bats and other wildlife out of the house.
A fingertip-sized gap between the roof trim and the siding was enough space for bats to get into the attic of a house in Hiawassee, Georgia. We have a crew of bat-removal experts sealing the gap and animal-proofing the rest of the roof to prevent the bats from getting back into the attic after they leave to feed.
Water damage to the vertical wooden trim of a chimney box allowed bats into the space between the chimney pipe and the enclosure at a house in Acworth, Georgia. Our bat-removal team is replacing the damaged trim as part of the wildlife-exclusion job.
Serious water damage to a plywood soffit panel created gaps that allowed bats into a house in Woodstock, Georgia. Our bat-removal specialists will have to fix the water problem and replace the soffit panel to keep bats out of the house because there's not enough of the soffit panel left to fix.
A fingertip-sized gap between the wooden roof trim and the shingles will have to be sealed to keep bats out of the attic of a house in Alpharetta, Georgia. Bat removal is accomplished by exclusion. All the possible entry points are sealed so the bats can't get back into the attic after they leave to feed at night.
A triangular gap between the soffit and an attic gable vent that probably has been there since the house was built allowed bats into the attic of a house in Sharpsburg, Georgia. As with all bat-removal work, the gap will have to be sealed to keep bats and other wildlife out of the attic. The bats remove themselves when they leave to feed. We just lock the door behind them.
The roof is starting to settle, which opened a gap between the shingles and the soffit panel at a roof junction point, which is allowing bats into the attic of a house in Canton, Georgia. Our bat-removal specialists will seal the gap to keep bats and other wildlife out of the attic.
Busy day yesterday, was out in snellville for rats, then out to Bethlehem, Watkinsville and Athens all for bats
The homeowner looked down at the guano on the ground outside the house, and up at the bat stains on the gable vent, and knew that a colony of bats needed to be removed from the attic of their Winston, Georgia home. A wildlife-removal team from our North Georgia office is on their way to do the work.
A gap about fingertip wide between the siding and the soffit of a house in Madison, Georgia allowed bats to get into the attic. Our wildlife-removal professionals will seal the gap to keep bats and other animals and pests out of the attic.
Animal-control technicians from our North Georgia office are doing bat removal and exclusion in Flowery Branch today. A gap between the metal roof overhang and the siding underneath it allowed the bats to get into the attic.

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