Bats a S & S Specialty!
 Providing effective and permanent, non-chemical, solutions for the
removal of bats from structures, whether from your home, business, or barn.
We can remove the bats and provide the expertise to seal your structure from
future entries and infestations.
Our team of bat specialists will inspect and diagnose your
property. We then vent the bats and
perform exclusion repairs on your structure to stop any re-infestation.
We guarantee our work in writing.
Call us today to start the process of restoring your peace of mind
regarding the safety of your home, business, family and Employees. Rid your
structure of the
cause of the offensive smell, bugs, noise, loss of sleep, and disruption
that bats cause.
FAQ’s
Q: Why did the bats pick my house?
A:
Because it provides the necessary mix elements for their survival. These
elements include shelter, temperature, humidity, air flow and access.
Q:
Don’t bats bite? Am I and my family at risk of being bit?
A: Bats do
not attack humans but like any animal
that responds to possible harm, biting is a defense mechanism. Never
pick up a bat, cover it with a bucket and call a professional.
Q:
Do bats carry rabies?
A:
Bats can be rabies vectors (carriers). Though
few have the disease, the possibility of a bat having rabies exists. If you
have concerns about a contact you have had with a bat call your County
Health Department.
Q:
Bats are endangered so I can’t do anything about my infestation?
A: All
bat species enjoy protection. Proper removal from homes is permitted
during certain times of the year.
Q:
How are bats helpful?
A:
Bats are a part of the neighborhood ecosystem,
devouring large quantities of insects. Yes they are good to have around
but not in your house.
Q:
Should I leave the bats alone and allow them to continue to dwell
in my house?
A: That is a
question only a homeowner can answer. Allowing bats to continue to
dwell in a structure may result in damage to the interior structure due
to guano and urine deposits.
Selling a home with bats can be difficult.
Q:
Do bats hibernate and could they be hibernating in my house?
A:
Bats actually hibernaculate, a state that is
similar to hibernation, but not as heavy. Hibernaculating bats
over wintering in a house can be awaken by sudden temperature changes.
This is often the reason bats appear in a home during the winter.
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