The short answer to the question is, No, you cannot. Bats are federally protected, meaning that unless the bats are in the immediate home, they can not be touched. When the bats are in the attic, eaves, soffit, ridge, or fascia, that is not considered a direct danger to you.
Bats are protected by laws in many places because they play an important role in controlling insects and pollinating plants. If you have bats in your home, trapping them can be tricky and might not be the best solution.
Bat Removal Services are specialized services that deal with bat problems. We are trained to handle bats safely and humanely. We also find out how the bats are getting into your home and fix those entry points to prevent future problems.
A typical bat removal service will inspect your home to find where the bats are getting in. They might use special equipment and techniques to remove the bats without harming them. Once the bats are safely out, they will seal the entry points and give you advice on how to keep bats from returning.
If you think you have a bat problem, it’s a good idea to call Alpha Wildlife rather than trying to handle it yourself. This way, you can ensure that the bats are treated well and your home is protected from future issues.
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