Humane Bat Colony Removal in East Basin

Bats commonly find shelter in attics and wall voids in East Basin homes, especially during spring and summer. Utah Wildlife Specialists use a humane one-way door system that allows bats to exit safely—without allowing re-entry. This approach respects the ecological role of bats while protecting your family and property.

Bat Proofing with Long-Term Protection

After removing bats, sealing your home is essential to prevent future infestations. We perform a full inspection of your East Basin property to identify all access points, then seal them using weather-resistant materials. Our proofing service includes a Bat-Free Warranty for your peace of mind.

Bat Guano Cleanup and Sanitization

Bat droppings, or guano, can carry harmful pathogens like histoplasmosis. Our trained technicians in East Basin safely remove all guano and contaminated materials, then sanitize the affected space using EPA-compliant disinfectants. This service ensures your home is clean, healthy, and safe to occupy.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: How can I tell if bats are in my home?
  A: Common signs include squeaking or scratching at dusk, guano buildup near vents, or oily stains around eaves and entry points.
• Q: Are your bat removal methods legal?
  A: Yes. We use fully humane and state-compliant methods, and never harm bats or seal structures during maternity season.
• Q: Is guano dangerous?
  A: Yes. It can harbor fungal spores that cause respiratory infections. Our cleanup team is trained and equipped for safe removal.
• Q: What if the bats return?
  A: Our proofing comes with a Bat-Free Warranty. If bats return within the warranty period, we’ll address it at no cost.

Seasonal Bat Tips for East Basin Residents

• Spring: Schedule a bat inspection before maternity season begins in May.
• Summer: Avoid DIY sealing. Pups may still be roosting and unable to fly.
• Fall: Ideal time for full bat exclusion and sealing as colonies disperse.
• Winter: If attics remain warm, bats may stay year-round. Watch for signs and schedule a checkup.

Contact Utah Wildlife Specialists – East Basin

Whether you’re hearing bat noises at night or cleaning up guano, we’re here to help. Contact Utah Wildlife Specialists for professional, humane bat removal and cleanup in East Basin.

• Phone: 801-675-8829
• Email: utahwildlifespecialists@gmail.com