Bat Removal
Locally owned, UDWR-licensed bat exclusion for Sanpete County — free inspection, one-way exits, sealed entry points.
Overview
Bats are protected under Utah wildlife regulations, so removal has to be done through humane exclusion, not extermination, by an operator registered with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR). We're a locally owned Sanpete County company, and our process is simple: a free inspection to find every active entry point, one-way exits installed so bats can leave but can't get back in, and permanent sealing once the colony has moved on. Fall is the last good window to get bats out before winter, so if you're hearing activity in the attic, now's the time to call.
What's Included
- Free inspection to find roosting sites and every active entry point
- One-way exits installed so bats can leave but can't return
- Every entry point sealed for good once the colony is out
- Timed to Utah's maternity season so flightless pups are never sealed inside
- Guano cleanup referral for attic spaces when needed
- One-year exclusion warranty, extendable with our quarterly pest control plan
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you licensed to remove bats in Utah?
Yes. We're locally owned and registered with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR), Certificate of Registration COR 1COLL11383, for urban wildlife control. Bats are a protected species in Utah, so exclusion has to be done by a registered operator using humane methods — not extermination.
Is bat exclusion covered by a warranty?
Yes. Exclusion work includes a one-year warranty against bats re-entering through sealed points, and that warranty is extendable for customers enrolled in our quarterly pest control plan, so the two services work together to keep your home sealed up long-term.
Do you serve my area?
Yes. Bat exclusion is available across our full service area in Sanpete and Juab Counties, including Ephraim, Manti, Mount Pleasant, Spring City, Fairview, Moroni, Fountain Green, Gunnison, Centerfield, Fayette, Mayfield, Sterling, Wales, Nephi, Mona, and Levan.
Why should I call before winter?
Fall is the last good window to get bats excluded before winter. Once cold weather sets in, bats looking for a warm place to overwinter can end up trapped behind walls or in attics if entry points aren't already sealed — and by spring you're back into maternity-season timing restrictions. Booking your free inspection now means the work gets done while there's still time.