Bat Removal & Exclusion in Cincinnati, Dayton & Northern Kentucky

Seeing bats around your roofline, hearing movement above your ceiling or finding a bat inside your home can indicate activity somewhere in the structure.

Trapperz provides bat inspections, removal planning and bat exclusion throughout Cincinnati, Dayton and Northern Kentucky.

How Do Bats Get Into Homes?

Bats can use small openings around areas such as:

• Rooflines

• Soffits

• Fascia

• Vents

• Chimneys

• Gaps where building materials meet

• Other exterior openings

A visible bat inside the living area does not necessarily tell you where it entered.

Why Is Bat Exclusion Important?

Bat problems are closely tied to the openings the animals are using.

Addressing active bats is one part of the problem. Evaluating and correcting accessible entry areas is another.

Trapperz inspects the structure to determine where activity is occurring and develops the appropriate removal and exclusion plan based on the specific situation.

I Found One Bat. Does That Mean I Have an Infestation?

Not necessarily.

A single bat could enter accidentally, but it may also indicate activity elsewhere in the structure.

An inspection can help determine whether there is a larger issue.

Can I Just Seal the Hole?

Do not seal a suspected bat entry point without first understanding the activity inside.

Wildlife exclusion needs to be planned around the animals present and the circumstances of the property.

Need Help With Bats?

Call Trapperz at (513) 299-8046 for a free wildlife inspection.

Serving Cincinnati, Dayton and Northern Kentucky.

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