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Resolving Conflicts Between Wildlife & People
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Trusted Bird & Bat Removal Services

RESOLVING CONFLICTS BETWEEN BATS/BIRDS & PEOPLE 

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Central Iowa Bat Removal

Central Iowa Bird Control

Central Iowa Bird Control

several bats sitting outside their entry into the attic and walls of this house

  •  Most Bats Are Not Dangerous—but They Shouldn’t Be in Your Home 
  •  We Remove the Bats and Seal the Entry Points to Keep Them Out 

CLICK HERE to schedule your Bat Removal Service

Central Iowa Bird Control

Central Iowa Bird Control

Central Iowa Bird Control

Bird Tech with a ball of bird nest pulled out of a dryer vent of a house in waukee Iowa

  •  Nests and Droppings Can Cause Damage and Mess Quickly  
  •  Common Problem Birds Around Homes in Central Iowa 
  • Pigeons, Starlings, Sparrows, Swallows, etc. 
  •  We Remove the Birds, Clean the Area, and Install Vent Covers 

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Why Bats Are Getting Into Homes Around Des Moines

Small Openings in the Roofline Let Bats Into Warm Attic Spaces 

 

Bats don’t need much space to get in. Small gaps around soffits, rooflines, vents, or trim are enough. Once inside, attics and wall spaces provide the warmth and shelter they’re looking for.

If a bat shows up inside your home, it’s often a sign they’re already living somewhere in the structure.

starlings inhabiting a dryer or bathroom vent on the side of a house raising babies and nesting

Why Birds Keep Nesting in Vents and Around Your Home

 Vents and Covered Areas Give Birds a Safe Place to Build Nests 

 

Birds are drawn to vents, overhangs, and other protected areas because they’re warm and sheltered. Bathroom vents, dryer vents, and covered spaces make it easy for them to build nests and stay out of the weather.

Once birds start using a spot, they will keep coming back year after year unless the nest is removed and the area is properly covered.

What does it mean if I see a bird going into a vent?


If you see a bird going in and out of a vent, there’s almost always a nest inside or being built. Birds pack dryer and bathroom vents with grass, twigs, and debris, which can block airflow and cause ongoing issues.


Will bats leave on their own?


No. Once bats settle into a home, they tend to stay and return year after year unless the entry points are properly sealed.


How do you remove bats from a home?


We install one-way devices that allow bats to leave safely but not return. Once they’re out, we seal all gaps and entry points to prevent future access.


Can birds be removed from vents any time of year?


In most cases, yes—but timing can matter depending on nesting activity. We’ll assess the situation and handle removal the right way based on what’s present.


Are bats dangerous?


Bats should never be handled by homeowners. While they play an important role in nature, they can create concerns if they’re inside a home. It’s best to have them handled professionally.


Do bats stay in homes year-round?


Yes. Bats can remain inside attics, walls, and roof areas for extended periods. Homeowners may notice activity at different times, especially when they become more active.


 Cities & Surrounding Areas We Service for Bird & Bats in Central Iowa  

We provide bat and bird removal within 60 miles of Des Moines, including  

Adel, Alleman, Altoona, Ames, Ankeny, Beaverdale, Berwick, Boone, Bondurant, Cambridge, Carlisle, Clive, Cumming, Dallas Center, Des Moines, Elkhart, Granger, Grimes, Huxley, Indianola, Johnston, Knoxville, Madrid, Maxwell, Mingo, Mitchellville, Monroe, Otley,  Newton, Nevada, Norwalk, Norwoodville, Pella, Perry, Pleasant Hill, Polk City, Prairie City, Runnells, Saylorville, Slater, South Of Grand, Urbandale, Van Meter, Waterbury, Waukee, West Des Moines, Windsor Heights, Winterset

Counties of Jasper, Dallas, Polk, Warren, and Story

Bat Removal Statewide

  • Central Iowa Bat Removal
  • Central Iowa Bird Removal

TRappers Wildlife Control, LLC

3626 NW Trestle Point Dr Ankeny IA 50023

TRappers 515-257-0470 / Midwest Bird 515-305-9179

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