At Nature’s Way Pest Control, we provide humane bat removal and bat exclusion in Albany, Saratoga, Lake George, and as far north as Plattsburgh NY. We also work with the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department to help document bat colonies and provide bat control in western Vermont.
Our Bat Control Services include Humane Bat Removal, Bat Exclusion (One-Way Valves), Ridge-Guard® Bat Proofing, Attic Clean Outs and Restoration (Sanitize & Sterilize), and Bat House Installation.
Request your Free Estimate today. Call (518) 745-5958 in New York or (802) 855-2978 in Vermont.
Our Wildlife Control Experts humanely remove any bats from inside your home and seal off entry points to prevent them from gaining access in the future.
We offer comprehensive decontamination services, which include vacuuming the droppings, sanitizing and sterilizing the space, and replacing damaged insulation.
We place coverings over any openings where bats can enter your home. These one-way valves allow bats to escape but prevent them from crawling back in.
Ridge-Guard®, a patented bat-proofing system.
We can install a bat house on your property to deter bats from nesting in your eaves and attic, while still allowing them to provide beneficial mosquito and insect control.
Request your free estimate online using our online scheduling tool. Simply answer a few questions about your pest problem and property, then choose the date and time that works for you.
Note: Online scheduling is not available for Mold Services, Nuisance Wildlife Removal or Attic Clean-Outs & Insulation
Complete the form below or give us a call at (518) 745-5958 in NY or (802) 736-7751 in VT to speak with a member of our staff and schedule your appointment offline.
Our humane bat removal and bat exclusion services are available in Albany, Saratoga, Lake George, and as far north as Plattsburgh NY. We also document bat colonies and offer bat control services in Rutland, Burlington, and throughout western Vermont.
To request a free estimate for bat removal or bat exclusion, call (518) 745-5958 in New York or (802) 855-2978 in Vermont.
The little brown bat is now considered an endangered species in many states in the Northeast, including Vermont. This is because of the white-nose syndrome that has spread rapidly, virtually eliminating the species.
Female bats typically re-infest the same roosting sites year after year, usually in late April. They will produce a single baby, which is fully grown and capable of flight in approximately 4 weeks.
As bat pest control specialists in the Albany area and Adirondacks, we typically hear from NY homeowners in July, when the baby bats start flying. They have a tendency to get lost on the way back in or out of an attic, and end up in area homes. “Bat season” in Upstate NY and VT continues until late October when the bats leave for hibernation in a nearby cave.
Josh was professional and personal throughout the entire visit. He educated us on our options and answered ever question we had…. and we had a lot. He really gave us peace of mind. We would highly recommend Josh and Nature’s Way. Thank you!
Eric and Kristin H Fletcher, VT
