Can You Get Rabies from a Bat Bite?
The short answer is YES you can get rabies from a bat bite. Bats are wild animals and a small percentage of them carry rabies. If you see a bat.. read more
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While we highly respect bats and all they do for the environment, we understand that bats and humans are not meant to cohabit the same building or home. Bats do eat 1000′s of mosquitoes each night, but in your home they bring the risk of rabies, Histoplasmosis, Property Damage, and Bat Bugs (often mistaken for bed bugs). In a commercial setting, you can add liability, loss of customers, and depreciation.
We remove live bats from all types of commercial and residential buildings. We do not harm the bats – we perform an “exclusion” followed by a “bat proofing”. When needed we also perform Histoplasmosis remediation and guano clean up.
Our bat removal service is nationwide and we offer quick response. Most bats are legally protected and some, such as the Indiana Bat and the Gray Bat, are classified as endangered species by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. We comply with all state and federal laws and guidelines such as:
Homeowner’s DIY GuideHomeowners, if you are the “hands on” type – or simply want to be an informed consumer, we suggest you take a look at our book!
Insurance GuideCan you get financial assistance from your insurance company? It is possible with the help of the “Bat Strategies” Insurance Guide.

The short answer is YES you can get rabies from a bat bite. Bats are wild animals and a small percentage of them carry rabies. If you see a bat.. read more
It is very common for renters to contact us for help with a bat problem. Sometimes they are frustrated or even frightened because their landlord doesn’t seem to be taking.. read more
Animal Planet recently aired a story on bats in its popular “Infested” series on March 1, 2013. This video (shared below) entitled Imprisoned by Bats | Infested! exaggerates the danger and.. read more