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How Do We Permanently Keep Bats Out Of Your Home?
Once we've determined where the bats are getting into your home, the next step is creating a permanent solution.
Every house is built differently, so every bat exclusion is customized to the home we're working on. Our goal isn't simply to remove the bats you have today—it's to help keep them from coming back.
Let's take a look at how we do that.
Can You Just Seal The Holes Right Away?
The Bats Have To Be Able To Leave First
The goal isn't to trap bats inside your home—it's to allow them to safely leave while preventing them from getting back in. That's why we carefully plan the timing of every bat exclusion before permanently sealing the areas they're've been using.
What Areas Around My House Will Be Sealed?
Every Home Has Different Areas That Need Attention
Some homes need repairs around soffits and fascia boards. Others have openings around roof vents, ridge vents, dormers, drip edges, or where two different building materials come together. Since every house is different, we seal the areas that apply to your home—not a standard list that every customer receives.
Why Don't You Use Black Expanding Foam?
We Chose A Better Long-Term Solution
Years ago, we used expanding foam just like many companies do today. Over time we found it could deteriorate in the sun, be pecked by birds, chewed by rodents, and often didn't provide the long-term appearance or durability we wanted.
Today we use custom-fitted aluminum and Solar Seal 9000 to create repairs that are cleaner, stronger, and designed to last.
Why Do Some Homes Need Ridge Guard?
Some Entry Points Can't Be Seen From The Ground
One of the most common questions we hear is, "I never saw bats going in there." That's actually very common with ridge vents. Bats can land on the roof, work their way beneath the ridge vent, and enter the attic without ever being noticed from the ground.
When a ridge vent is vulnerable, installing Ridge Guard helps protect one of the most overlooked entry points on a home.
Will My House Still Look Good When You're Finished?
We Want The Repairs To Blend In
Keeping bats out is important, but so is protecting the appearance of your home. Whenever possible, we color-match our materials and build custom aluminum pieces that blend with your home's existing construction. We want people to notice the results—not the repairs.
How Do You Know The Bats Won't Come Back?
Permanent Repairs Start With Doing The Job Right
No company can promise that a wild bat will never land on your house again. What we can do is repair the areas identified during your inspection using proven materials and techniques designed to keep bats from re-entering through those locations. That's why taking the time to inspect the entire home before beginning repairs is so important.
Wondering What Happens After The Work Is Finished?
Once the bat exclusion is complete, the job isn't over.
On the next page, we'll show you what happens after the work is finished, including the completion photos you'll receive, your final paperwork, and how we make sure you know exactly what was repaired on your home.
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