Top Rated Bat Control in Indiana

We begin with a thorough inspection of your property. Our technicians examine the roofline, attic, soffits, fascia boards, and any other potential roosting areas to get a full picture of the situation.

During the inspection, we look for:

• Active and inactive entry points
• Signs of guano accumulation and staining
• Colony size and roosting location
• Structural damage caused by long-term bat activity

Homeowners across South Bend, Granger, and Knox regularly find bat activity in areas they never thought to check. A trained inspection covers it all and gives you a clear starting point.

Bat poison is illegal, and lethal trapping is prohibited under Indiana and Michigan wildlife protection laws. Exclusion is the approved method, and it’s the only approach that produces lasting results.

Our technicians install one-way exclusion devices at active entry points. Bats can exit through these devices but cannot re-enter. The colony vacates naturally over several days without harm.

Timing is a major factor. Indiana’s bat maternity season typically runs from June through mid-August. Exclusion work performed during this window can trap dependent pups inside, which is both inhumane and illegal. We schedule all exclusions in line with these regulations, so you never have to worry about compliance.

If rodents are also accessing your home through similar structural gaps, our rodent control services can address those vulnerabilities in the same visit.

Once the colony has vacated, we seal every confirmed entry point using professional-grade materials. Mesh, hardware cloth, caulk, and foam are applied based on the needs of each area of the structure.

Bat guano cleanup is a separate but important step. Accumulated droppings carry histoplasmosis, a respiratory illness caused by fungal spores that become airborne when disturbed. We strongly recommend professional sanitation for any significant accumulation inside the attic or wall voids.

For properties dealing with multiple wildlife species, our wildlife control program covers a full range of intrusion scenarios beyond bats alone.