Inspect
Dusk watch. Count the exits. Name the season.
Bats · Brevard and Orange · Open 24 hours
Bats in the attic?
Usually Brazilian free-tailed bats in a tile eave or a soffit gap. The look is free. One-way door after the young can fly. No poison. No fog.
(321) 205-4972- One-way door
- After young can fly
- No poison. No relocation.
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Had bat get into the house. Florida trappers responded very quickly and resolved my challenge quickly, humanely, and without damaging anything.. 10 out of 10 recommend their services
Pictures on this page show typical openings. They are not photographs of a specific job.
- 24 hoursThe line is open tonight
- Free lookInspection before a price
- Since 2008Florida Trappers
- Two countiesBrevard and Orange
What the free inspection is
- We watch the exit at dusk when daytime sign is not enough. We count the gaps they actually use.
- In Florida buildings the usual bat is the Brazilian free-tailed bat. Evening bats also use structures. We identify before we exclude. Some Florida bats are listed, and that stops an ordinary job.
- From April 16 through August 14 we can look. We do not put a one-way door up in that window. Flightless young stay unsealed.
- After they can fly: a one-way door, then the gap is closed. No poison. No fog. No relocation.
- Guano is not power-washed dry.
- The look is free.
What you notice
- A stream of small animals leaving one gap at dusk. Not birds.
- Crumbling droppings under the gap, often with insect parts.
- Stain and a musky smell at a tile eave, ridge, or soffit.
- Noise in a wall at dawn and dusk. Quiet at midday.
- One bat in a living room is a health question first. It is not proof of a colony.
How a job goes
Remove
One-way door after young can fly. They leave. They cannot come back.
Exclude
Close the gap with mesh a bat cannot re-enter.
Repair
The device comes off. The tile eave or soffit is built shut.
What people say
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Top notch company. Extremely experienced and very humane when dealing with the animals they encounter! Thanks Leo!
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Very safe, professional and knowledgeable crew!! Highly recommend for critter control and rescue.
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Excellent work! They went above and beyond to take care of my issue with a raccoon in the attic.
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Straight answers
- How much?
- Inspection is free. Price depends on how many gaps and whether young can fly yet.
- Can you do it in June?
- We can look. We do not seal flightless young in. Exclusion waits until they can fly.
- Can you fog them?
- No. No poison. No fog. No relocation.
- Will they come back?
- Not through a sealed gap. That is the job.
Brevard · Orange · 24 hours
Still in the house?
We come look. The inspection is free.
(321) 205-4972