Your Local Bat Removal Experts in Centerfield, Utah

At Utah Wildlife Specialists, we’re proud to offer safe, humane, and effective bat removal services to Centerfield residents. Whether you’re dealing with a small attic infestation or a larger colony, our licensed and insured team brings over 13 years of experience to every job.

We understand bats are vital to the ecosystem, so we use exclusion techniques that protect them while securing your home or business.

Professional Bat Proofing & Exclusion in Centerfield

After removing bats, the most important step is keeping them out. We inspect your property thoroughly and seal all access points, including vents, soffits, fascia gaps, and rooflines. Our exclusion work uses high-quality, weather-resistant materials to ensure lasting protection.

Safe Guano Cleanup & Disinfection Services

Bat droppings (guano) can pose serious health risks, including exposure to *histoplasmosis*. Our team uses industry-standard protective gear and commercial disinfectants to remove all guano, sanitize surfaces, and eliminate lingering odors.

Whether it’s an attic, wall cavity, or crawlspace, we restore your environment to a clean and safe condition.

Guaranteed Bat-Free Results for Centerfield Homes

We stand behind our work with a bat-free warranty. If bats return within the covered period, we’ll return and reservice the area at no cost to you. Our goal is your complete peace of mind and long-term protection.

Seasonal Bat Tips for Centerfield Residents

• Spring: Schedule inspections before bat maternity season (late May–August). Removal is restricted once pups are born.
• Summer: Watch for signs of bat activity around dusk or droppings near your attic vents or siding.
• Fall: Best time for exclusion and sealing before bats seek warm places to overwinter.
• Winter: Bats may hibernate undetected. Off-season inspections can help you prepare for spring migrations.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I have bats in my home?

Common signs include scratching or squeaking in walls or ceilings, droppings (guano), and bats flying from the home at dusk.

Are bats dangerous?

Bats are generally harmless but can carry diseases such as rabies. More commonly, their droppings pose a health risk if left uncleaned.

Do you harm or trap the bats?

No. We use humane one-way exclusion devices that allow bats to exit safely and prevent them from returning. We never trap or poison bats.

Is your work guaranteed?

Yes. All of our bat removal and proofing work includes a warranty. If bats come back during the coverage period, so do we — free of charge.