Bat Removal & Exclusionary Services

When town provided services and other companies only have answering services available Safeway Wildlife & Pest Control can be there to help you when you need it most. Don't hesitate to call any time to get help with your bat problem. 

Safeway Wildlife and Pest Control is one of the most respected Bat Specialists in the State of Connecticut having "bat proofed" over 1,000 homes and buildings over the course the past 25 years. From small houses to large corporate buildings of over 1,000,000 square feet, Safeway Wildlife Control uses only 100% silicone to seal all buildings in a neat professional manner and all work carries a full guarantee.

Bat exclusion and bat proofing is the best method for evicting colonies of bats from a building. Bat exclusion involves sealing all possible entrance holes and installing one-way exclusionary doors (bat doors). These “doors” allow the bats to leave the roost freely in the evening but prevents the bats from re-entering. Safeway Wildlife & Pest Control determines the main entry points and places the doors in that location. The sealing continues around the entire upper levels of the structure, including eaves, dormers, chimneys, and soffits. Safeway Wildlife & Pest Control uses the best quality materials to ensure a professional finish. All bat proofing is guaranteed.

1. Little Brown Bats (most common)
2. Big Brown Bats (most common)
3. Red Bat
4. Hoary Bat
5. Silver-Haired Bat
6. Eastern Pipistrelle Bat
7. Keen's Myotis Bat

• Bats are mammals with a body length of 3-6 inches and a Wingspan of 8 to 16 inches.
• Bats are the only mammal that can actually fly!
• Bats have good eyesight. They use their sonar system for short distance navigation and catching food at night.
• Connecticut Bats are insect eaters with the Hoary Bat being the only exception—they eat other bats.
• Bats are the major predator of every flying insect, including: mosquitoes, grasshoppers, cut worms, and moths. and moths.

• Bats can eat 1,200 mosquitoes in an hour
• Worldwide there are over 900 species of Bats
• The smallest Bat is the size of a mouse, but the Fruit Bat has a Wingspan of nearly six feet.
• Bats are not dangerous, but like any warm blooded mammal they can carry the Rabies virus. Only a small percentage of Connecticut Bats have the Rabies virus- however if contact with a bat is suspected it is important to immediately contact the CT DEEP and trained medical professionals.
• The majority of bats produce a single offspring annually, a few however have 2 to 4 young.
• Most Bat colonies are small (15-30 Bats)

If you live in southern Connecticut and need assistance removing and keeping bats out of your home or business, call Safeway Wildlife & Pest Control at 860-395-6473 for fast, professional service at very competitive rates. Fully licensed and insured.