
Bat Removal in Homestead
Safe & Effective Bat Removal for Your Homestead Property
Bats may play an important role in the environment, but obviously having them in your home is not ideal. At Proterra Pest Control, we specialize in humane bat removal services that keep your property safe while protecting the bats. With our expert team, we’ll remove the bats quickly and effectively, ensuring they can’t return. Whether you’re dealing with a single bat or an entire colony, we’re here to help.
Need bat removal in Homestead? Call Proterra Pest Control at (561) 933-7194 or send us a message online today!
Our Bat Removal Process
At Proterra Pest Control, we use a detailed process to make sure your home is bat-free for good. We start with a thorough inspection to identify where the bats are getting in. Then, we remove the bats using safe and humane methods, sealing up any entry points to keep them from coming back.
Our process includes:
- Inspection: We check your home for entry points, signs of bat activity, and the size of the colony.
- Removal: Using humane techniques, we safely remove the bats from your property.
- Exclusion: We seal all entry points to prevent future infestations, while allowing any remaining bats to exit safely.
We also offer cleanup services to remove any guano or debris left behind by the bats, ensuring your home is safe and clean.
Why Bat Removal is Important for Your Home
Bats in your home can cause a variety of problems. From droppings (guano) that carry harmful bacteria to potential damage to your property, getting rid of them is essential. Plus, while bats rarely attack humans, they can carry diseases like rabies, posing a health risk. Having professional bat removal ensures the safety of your family and property.
Here’s why bat removal is crucial:
- Health Concerns: Bat guano can carry dangerous bacteria and fungi that pose health risks.
- Property Damage: Bats can damage walls, insulation, and other parts of your home.
- Prevention: Bats can return if not properly removed and sealed out of the structure.
Bats are a protected species in many areas, so it’s important to remove them humanely. Our team follows local wildlife laws to make sure the bats are safely relocated and unable to return to your home.
Don't Try And Get Bats Our Of Your Home Yourself
Homestead’s warm climate and proximity to natural habitats make it a prime area for bats. They often seek out quiet, dark spaces in attics, chimneys, and walls, where they can live undisturbed. Our professional bat removal services take Homestead’s unique environment into account, providing long-lasting solutions that protect both your home and the bats.
Bats are protected under federal and state laws, so trying to remove them yourself can lead to legal trouble. Our team is trained to handle bat removal according to these regulations, ensuring the process is done legally and humanely.

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I've been with Protrerra for a couple of years now and by far they are the best out there!- Lissette M.
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I called Butch and his team rat and animal-proofed my home and we have not had any recurring issues. We received such amazing service that now Proterra handles my home pest control.- Stanley S.
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My tech Mauricio came out today, he was very thorough and did a great job. He answered all my questions and was very professional.- Michelle P.
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Thank you Proterra and Nelkerria for your amazing customer service and follow-up.- Yenny C.
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We had a rat infestation in our attic. Proterra came and sealed up the house, cleaned it, and disinfected it. He even came late at night!- April P.
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Butch and his team did an outstanding job. They are professional, courteous and extremely respectful.- Johanne K.
Bat Removal FAQ
Why do bats come into homes?
Bats typically enter homes looking for a safe, quiet place to roost, especially in attics, walls, and chimneys. They are often drawn to homes that have small openings or gaps in the roofline or siding.
How do I know if I have bats in my home?
Common signs include hearing scratching or squeaking noises at dusk or dawn, finding guano (bat droppings) near entry points, or seeing bats flying around your property at night.
Is bat removal dangerous?
It can be if not done properly. Bats can carry diseases, and their droppings pose health risks. It’s best to leave bat removal to professionals who know how to handle the situation safely.
How long does bat removal take?
The removal process can take anywhere from a few hours to a couple of days, depending on the size of the bat colony and the complexity of the infestation.
Can bats return after removal?
If the entry points aren’t properly sealed, bats may return. That’s why we focus on both removal and exclusion to keep them out for good.
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