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Bat Control & Removal
Local, family-owned, operated bat control company specializing in keeping bats out of your home for good.
Serving all of Worcester County, Metro-West, and Middlesex Counties in Massachusetts.
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Send Bats Away With Bug Bully Bat Control
Bats are flying mammals found in almost every region of the world, and they’re generally considered to be highly beneficial to their environments. However, when bats are found nesting in your Massachusetts business or home, it’s difficult to think of them as beneficial.
Our Bat Removal Service
Professional bat removal service that utilizes the “one way door” method of exclusion is a humane and effective approach to safely remove bats from a structure while ensuring they cannot re-enter. This method aims to encourage the bats to exit the building through a one-way device, typically a specially designed flap or valve, without allowing them to re-enter.
Here’s a step-by-step overview of the process of our service:
Inspection and Assessment:
Professional bat removal starts with a thorough inspection of the property to identify entry points, bat roosting areas, and assess the extent of the infestation.
Sealing Entry Points:
Before installing the one-way devices, all potential entry points are sealed, except for the primary exit points. This prevents bats from re-entering the structure through any other openings.
Installation of One-Way Doors:
One-way doors, typically made of durable materials like plastic or metal, are installed over the identified primary entry and exit points. These devices allow bats to exit freely but prevent them from re-entering due to the design of the door.
Monitoring and Observation:
Professionals will monitor the one-way doors to ensure the bats are effectively leaving the structure. This may involve observations during evenings when bats are most active.
Removing One-Way Doors:
After a suitable period, once it is confirmed that all bats have exited and are not attempting to re-enter, the one-way doors are removed.
Final Sealing:
The remaining entry points are permanently sealed to prevent future bat re-entry.
Preventative Measures:
Recommendations for preventative measures are often provided to the property owner to deter bats from returning to the structure. This may include habitat modification, improving building conditions, and implementing deterrents.
Jacopo Lo SchiavoDecember 13, 2023Nathan did an awesome job. Very nice, quick and professional, but he also took time to answer some questions I had. Thank you very much.Nicole B.November 29, 2023Had a great experience with Bug Bully! Mike and Joe were fantastic. Very professional and efficient. We called about a rodent problem. We wanted to focus on keeping them out of the house in the first place, so Mike and Joe spent a lot of time on exclusion improvements to our house. They listened to any and all concerns that I had and were great to work with. And best of all, so far we haven’t seen or heard any more mice! 10/10 would recommend!!Vivian NeseimNovember 13, 2023Really kind and thorough! Thank you!Chris CellaNovember 9, 2023Called and they should up the next day.Debbie MccabeOctober 26, 2023Bug Bully responded quickly and conducted free inspection of my basement and attic for mice activity. Came back the next morning and treated both areas for mice control. Very professional and informative. I would highly recommend Bug Bully for pest and rodent services.Michael SturtevantOctober 26, 2023These guys do great work. I called yesterday when my home was in a swarm cloud of lady bugs. They responded within 24 hours & made sure I was treated fir any foreseen issues through the winter. Outstanding service!Helio AlmeidaOctober 19, 2023We’ve been using Bug Bully since we moved in 3 years ago and they have been extremely responsive, knowledgeable and professional. Highly recommend to anyone looking for this service.
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Why choose Bug Bully?
Top-Rated Rodent & Pest Control in Central Massachusetts
At Bug Bully Rodent & Pest Control, our mission is to bring back honest and straightforward pest elimination services and guarantee the elimination of your pest problems. If that’s what you’re looking for in your pest control company, Bug Bully Pest Control is the right choice for you.
- Experience in the pest control industry since 2006.
- Bug Bully Pest Control was founded in 2013 by Mike Wrightson, a Clark University graduate.
- Quality workmanship is always guaranteed.
- You can rest assured your pest problems will be completely eliminated.
- Exclusion work is our focus so that pests don’t return.
- Bug Bully Pest Control is fully licensed in the state of Massachusetts for both restricted-use products and eco-friendly products.
- Our products are safe for children, pets, pollinators, and birds of prey.
- Services are available within 24 hours after contact.
- We do what we say and always make it right with our customers.
- Free estimates.
- Our treatments are tailored to your specific pest control needs.
- Home pest control and commercial services are available.
- Our services are always backed by a warranty.
- Year-round pest protection
- Safe and effective
- Permanent exclusion services to keep mice out
- Convenience pay options
- Foundation wrap/permanent mice control
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What are signs of bats in my home?
Bats are known to find areas to overwinter, typically from October 16th to March 31st. During this period, as the weather becomes colder and insect activity decreases, bats seek out hibernation sites to conserve energy and survive the winter. These hibernation sites are often caves, mines, tunnels, or other sheltered locations that provide a stable and cool environment.
Bats go into a state of torpor during hibernation, which is a state of decreased metabolic activity and lowered body temperature. This helps them conserve energy and survive on their fat reserves until warmer temperatures and increased insect availability prompt them to become active again in the spring.
It’s important to note that specific behaviors and timing can vary slightly based on the species of bat and the local climate conditions. Different species of bats may have variations in their hibernation patterns and preferred overwintering sites.
Bats are flying mammals found in almost every region of the world, and they’re generally considered to be highly beneficial to their environments. However, when bats are found nesting in your Massachusetts business or home, it’s difficult to think of them as beneficial.
Are bats protected?
According to state law, there are very specific times of year that you can legally get rid of bats that are nesting in your home. The lifecycle of bats native to our area dictates the times that exclusion work can take place and the times that exclusion work cannot take place.
Exclusion may take place:
- April 1st – April 30th – bats may be present, but pups are not yet born
- August 1st – October 15th – bats may be present, but all bats should be flying
- May 1st– July 31st – motherless bats and their flightless pups may be present in the roost
- October 16th – March 31st – bats find areas to overwinter
