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How to get rid of bats in Michigan
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Jason has done bat work for me and he does excellent work and is very reasonable! I recommend him to anyone and I no longer have bats! the vanos family
Grand Rapids, MI

Do It Yourself Bat Removal in Central Michigan
Sometimes a homeowner will try to conduct bat removal on their own. We always hear how the husband is sitting on the roof at night waiting for the bats to leave and then randomly plugging holes hoping to get rid of the bats in Michigan. It is very dangerous to be on a roof at night and not every bat, within the colony will leave every night. If you had a few bats in the house and attempt to do you own bat proofing / sealing incorrectly, you may end with several more bats in your home. Often times the homeowner trapped the bat colony within the structure, this will also lead to bats finding a way into the living space of the house because their normal exit point was improperly sealed.
Everyone within the structure, including children may be exposed to bat rabies. Never allow a bat infestation to continue, it will only get worst and the bat colony will damage the structure from heavy accumulations of bat poop and urine. It is always wise to hire a professional that is certified in professional bat exclusions, that is dedicated to conduct professional bat removal, such as Bat Pro Animal Control.
Moth Balls for Pest Bat Control in West Michigan
Moth balls are actually more dangerous for the homeowner then it is for the bat pest problem that you might encounter in the basement or attic. Moth balls are a gas in a solid state that evaporates to give off a toxic vapor. Between the bat urine and bat droppings when the bat colony is living within a attic or a confined space the bat smell's are terrible and the moth balls make the smells worst. So why would the moth balls do any good other then causing additional health problems for your family? The chemicals contained in moth balls are known to cause cancer in the State of California. The box itself says not to use for bats and rodents. There are no EPA registered chemicals or poisons to kill bats or remove bats in Greenville, Michigan.
Electronic Devices for Pest Bat Repellant
in West Michigan
Electronic Devices for bat pest control and bat pest removal does not work and we can prove it! Typically a person can become frustrated from trying everything under the sun to get rid of bats in Central Michign. On numerous occasions BatPro Animal Control LLC has responded to a animal problem were a customer has spent several hundred dollars trying to eradicate bats with mythical ultrasonic toys and other types of bat exterminator repellants through out West Michigan, without any real results!

A frustrated homeowner is holding up the electronic pest repellant that you see in the attic space to the picture on the right.
This prime example proves that electronic pest repellants do not work. (note extension cord) The bat repellant failed and only made the bat removal more difficult and expensive.
BatPro Animal Control was dispatched to the scene to inspect and evaluate the bat infestation in the attic in Central Michigan, Stanton.
Pic above shows were a homeowner attempted to perform bat sealing with dreaded foam; as you can see cheap and very ineffective materials are being used. The bats were trapped into the house and the family experienced several bats flying through out the house at night. As a consequence, the whole family encountered positive exposure to bat rabies in Central Michigan and several rounds of rabies shots were in order, including for a three year old child.
We are currently providing bat removal, rodent pest control services in several west, central Michigan counties, this includes:
Montcalm County, Michigan
Amble,Carson City,Coral,Crystal,Edmore,Fenwick,Gowen,Greenville,Howard City,Lakeview,Pierson,Sheridan,Six Lakes,Stanton,Vestaburg
Ionia County, Michigan
Belding,Clarksville,Ionia,Lyons,Portland,Saranac
Kent County, Michigan
Ada,Alaska,Alpine,Belmont,Bostwick Lake,Byron Center,Caledonia,Cannonsburg,Cascade,Casnovia,Cedar Springs,Comstock Park,Grand Rapids,Forest Hills,Grandville,Grattan,Harvard,Kent City,
Kentwood,Lake Bellavista,Jenison,Lowell,Rockford,Sand Lake,Sparta,Walker,Wyoming
Mecosta County, Michigan
Canadian Lakes,Big Rapids,Barryton,Morely,Remus,Sylvester
Gratiot County, Michigan
Alma,Sumner,Breckenridge,Ithaca,Saint Louis,Perrinton
Isabella County, Michigan
Blanchard,Beal City,Mount Pleasant,Weidman,Shepherd,Lake Isabella,Strickland
Newaygo County, Michigan
Fremont,White Cloud,Croton,Bitely,Huber,Hardy Dam



This is one of many examples of what can happen if you allow a bat pest infestation in your house to continue often potentially exposing your family to diseases.
Take note of the urine crystallizations the bats left behind and the grease stains above the white area is where the bats are roosting.