Bats can cause damage to insulation, wiring, and wood. Their droppings (guano) can also lead to mold growth. Contact Shields Wildlife Removal to prevent further damage and ensure safe removal.

Yes, bats are protected by law in Pennsylvania, and removal is regulated. To ensure legal and safe removal, contact Shields Wildlife Removal.

We conduct a full inspection to identify and seal all entry points such as vents, cracks, and chimneys. Proper exclusion is the most effective way to prevent future entry.

Bats have a long lifespan compared to many small mammals, with some species living up to 20 years. Proper exclusion is crucial to prevent long-term infestations.

Yes, we offer emergency bat removal services. If you have an urgent bat situation or find one inside your home, call Shields Wildlife Removal at 878-271-3005 for fast and professional assistance.

Pennsylvania is home to several bat species, including the Little Brown Bat and Big Brown Bat. These species are known to roost in homes during the colder months.

Yes, bats often return to the same roosting sites each year. To prevent them from coming back, it’s essential to use professional exclusion methods.

Relocating bats is not recommended as they tend to return to their original roosting sites. The most effective solution is exclusion. Our team at Shields Wildlife Removal ensures safe and permanent exclusion.

The cost of bat exclusion depends on the size of your home, the extent of the infestation, and the number of entry points. The best way for us to give you a clear idea of the cost is having us come to your home to do an inspection.

Homeowners' insurance may cover the cost of bat removal in some cases, particularly if it involves damage caused by the bats. It’s recommended to contact your insurance provider to confirm coverage details.

The best time for bat exclusion is outside of maternity season (May–August), to avoid disrupting bat colonies. Reach out to Shields Wildlife Removal to schedule your exclusion.

Bats typically enter homes in search of shelter, especially during the colder months or to roost in dark, undisturbed areas such as attics or walls.

Our team uses protective equipment and specialized cleaning techniques to safely remove guano and sanitize the affected areas.

If you notice signs of bat activity such as droppings, noises, or a musty odor, it’s time to contact a professional. We offer free consultations and inspections to determine the best course of action for your property.

Bats primarily feed on insects, such as mosquitoes, moths, and beetles, helping to control insect populations. If you suspect bats in your home, they may be roosting nearby to hunt.

Bats are nocturnal creatures, and they are not attracted to lights. They are primarily drawn to areas with abundant insects to feed on.

We identify all potential entry points and seal them effectively, preventing future access. Our exclusion services are designed to be both humane and permanent.

While bats are generally beneficial to the environment by controlling insect populations, they can carry diseases like rabies. It’s important to handle them with caution.

Bats can enter through small gaps, cracks, vents, chimneys and more. Professional exclusion ensures these entry points are sealed effectively

Isolate the bat in a room, avoid handling it, and contact a wildlife removal professional immediately for safe removal.

Bats prefer attics because they are quiet, dark, and undisturbed, providing a safe place to roost. If you suspect bats in your attic, we can conduct an inspection and provide exclusion services.

Repellents are generally ineffective for bat removal. Exclusion is the most reliable and long-term solution for bat problems. Call for professional help to address the issue properly.

Our exclusion methods are humane and designed to allow bats to leave without harm. We take every precaution to ensure the safety and well-being of the bats.

Bat guano is the feces of bats. It can accumulate in attics or other dark areas and, if left unchecked, can pose health risks due to potential mold growth and fungal infections.

Once excluded, bats are directed to a nearby suitable roosting area, such as trees, where they can safely continue their natural behavior.

Bats can carry rabies and histoplasmosis, a fungal infection caused by their droppings. While the risk is low, it’s important to contact professionals for removal if you suspect an infestation.

Signs include scratching or rustling sounds, droppings near entry points, and an ammonia-like odor. If you notice these, call Shields Wildlife Removal for a thorough inspection.

Exclusion can typically be completed within one to two days. The exact timeline will depend on the complexity of the job. We provide a detailed timeline during the inspection.

If you find a bat inside your home, avoid touching it. Close the door to the room and contact a wildlife removal expert, like Shields Wildlife Removal, to safely remove it from your property.

After exclusion methods are in place, bats typically leave within 1-2 days. The one-way doors allow them to exit, but they are unable to re-enter. We ensure no bats are trapped inside during this process.

Removing bats is best left to professionals due to the potential risks and legalities. Contact Shields Wildlife Removal for safe and effective bat removal services.

When properly done, bat exclusion services provide a long-term solution. However, we recommend annual inspections to ensure that new entry points have not appeared, keeping your property bat-free.

Yes, bats hibernate during the winter months in Pennsylvania. If you suspect bats are hibernating in your home, contact us to ensure they do not cause damage or health issues.

Bats are nocturnal creatures, meaning they are most active at night and will typically leave their roosts after sunset to hunt for food. If you notice bats during daylight, they may be sick or disturbed, and professional help is needed.

Yes, if done correctly, bat exclusion is a permanent solution. However, we recommend periodic inspections to ensure no new entry points have developed.

Signs include hearing scratching noises at night, noticing droppings near entry points, or smelling a strong, musty odor. If you notice these, schedule an inspection with Shields Wildlife Removal.

Our team uses humane exclusion techniques, including sealing entry points and installing one-way doors to allow bats to exit without re-entering.

Sealing entry points yourself can be dangerous and ineffective, as bats can squeeze through very small openings. It’s best to hire professionals, like Shields Wildlife Removal, to perform a comprehensive and safe exclusion.

Signs of bat activity include scratching or flapping sounds at night, visible droppings near entry points, and a strong ammonia-like odor. If you notice any of these signs, Shields Wildlife Removal can conduct a full inspection.

To prevent bats from entering your attic, ensure all gaps, cracks, vents, and chimneys are properly sealed. Shields Wildlife Removal provides thorough inspections and professional exclusion services to protect your home.

Yes, Shield Wildlife guarantees the effectiveness of our work and ensures customer satisfaction. If you encounter any issues, we will address them promptly.

We provide expert advice on how to make your home less attractive to wildlife, such as trimming trees, securing garbage, and sealing cracks or holes around your home.

Yes, Shield Wildlife can perform the necessary work even if you're not home. Our expert technicians can handle the job efficiently and effectively.

We use safe, humane trapping methods and exclusion techniques to capture and remove animals. We also repair any entry points to prevent further infestations.

Yes, we offer wildlife removal services year-round. However, certain species may have specific seasonal patterns, and we may tailor our approach based on the time of year.

Yes, we provide emergency services for urgent situations, such as when wildlife is trapped inside your home or causing immediate damage.

Yes, we prioritize both the safety of the animals and the integrity of your property. Our methods are humane and designed to minimize any risk to both.

While it may be tempting, wildlife removal can be dangerous and requires special skills. We recommend hiring a professional to ensure both your safety and the safety of the animals involved.

Shield Wildlife Removal offers services in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. Contact us to inquire about service availability in your specific location.

Shield Wildlife specializes in ethical and humane bat removal services. Their experienced team ensures the safe and effective removal of bats from your property while prioritizing the well-being of the animals.

The duration of the wildlife removal process can vary depending on the type of wildlife, the extent of the infestation, and the methods used for removal. Shield Wildlife aims to provide prompt and efficient wildlife removal services to ensure a quick resolution to your wildlife problems.

Yes, we offer damage repair services, including sealing entry points, fixing insulation, and repairing structural damage caused by wildlife.

Yes, our wildlife removal technicians are fully licensed, trained, and experienced in safely and humanely handling a variety of wildlife situations.

The costs of wildlife removal services can vary depending on the type of wildlife, the extent of the infestation, and the services required. It is recommended to contact Shield Wildlife for a personalized quote based on your specific situation.

We specialize in the humane removal of various wildlife, including raccoons, squirrels, bats, opossums, skunks, birds, snakes, and more.

Shield Wildlife has been proudly serving the community for over 10 years. With a decade of experience, they have established themselves as a trusted and reliable wildlife removal service provider.

Shield Wildlife offers flexible payment options for their services. Customers can choose from various payment methods, including credit cards, online payments, and more. The payment plan is tailored to meet the needs of the customers, ensuring convenience and transparency in transactions.

Shield Wildlife accepts various payment methods, including credit cards, cash, and checks, for our services.