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May: bat maternity has started — exclusion windows are closing
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Bat Removal · Guntersville, AL · Forty Years Local
Bat Removal in Guntersville, AL
Local bat removal for Guntersville homes. We respond fast, identify entry points, remove the animals, seal the work, and clean up. Forty years working Guntersville and the surrounding Marshall County area.
Licensed Alabama NWCO · Insured · Alabama wildlife regulations · Our credentials
About bat removal in Guntersville
Bats roosting in your attic are protected by federal and state law — they cannot simply be killed or trapped. We use one-way exclusion devices that let bats leave at dusk but prevent re-entry, then seal every entry point down to 3/8 of an inch.
What we see most in Guntersville
Lakefront raccoons in boathouses and crawlspaces, bat colonies in lakefront attics, seasonal snake encounters around docks and rock walls, and the occasional skunk near outbuildings.
Where we work: Marshall County · ZIPs 35976 · along US-431, AL-69, AL-227
What's included
- Legal, compliant exclusion methods
- Guano removal and attic sanitation
- Histoplasmosis-aware cleanup
- Sealed roof, soffit, and ridge vent repairs
What you should know about bat removal
Biology & Behavior
Most North Alabama colonies are big brown bats or evening bats. Colonies enter through gaps as small as 3/8 inch around ridge caps, gable vents, soffit returns, and chimney flashing.
When this happens in Guntersville
Maternity season runs roughly May through July; full exclusion is typically performed outside that window. We can stabilize and prep during maternity season, then complete exclusion after.
Alabama & Federal Regulations
Bats are protected by federal and Alabama state law. Removal must use exclusion (one-way valves), never trapping or killing, and cannot occur during the summer maternity season when flightless pups are present.
Disease & Safety Risks
Histoplasmosis (a respiratory fungus from old guano) and rare rabies exposure. Direct skin contact with bats or guano should always involve professional PPE.
Materials We Actually Use
Stainless one-way exclusion valves, copper mesh, hardware cloth, metal flashing, polyurethane sealants. We avoid foam-only seals — bats and rodents chew through them.
Recent customer feedback
★★★★★
"Jim and his team at Nuisance Wildlife Control expertly trapped and removed squirrels that were going to town in my attic. They also repaired where the squirrels were getting in from so well that I cannot even tell there was even holes. I h…"
Selena O'Donnell
★★★★★
"Jim did a wonderful job with my bat issue. Would highly recommend Nuisance Wildlife Control."
Graham Rees
FAQs
Bat Removal questions from Guntersville homeowners
We handle squirrels, raccoons, bats, skunks, snakes, birds, moles, armadillos, and other nuisance wildlife common to Alabama homes.
Yes. All removal methods are humane and designed to safely evict animals without unnecessary harm whenever possible.
Yes. We locate and seal entry points to prevent animals from returning after removal.
Absolutely. Attics and crawlspaces are common nesting areas, and we specialize in safely removing wildlife from these spaces.
Avoid disturbing the area and call us right away. Scratching sounds often indicate squirrels, raccoons, or bats.
Yes. We offer cleanup and sanitation services to remove droppings, nesting materials, and contaminated insulation.
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