Wildlife Removal: Bats
Safe Solutions for Unwanted Guests
Hear scratching in the walls or attic? See droppings in the garage?
We get a lot of calls that start with the same concern: “Something’s in my house, and I don’t know what it is.” That’s exactly where we come in.
Our wildlife removal services are built to handle known problems—like raccoons, squirrels, or groundhogs—and the mystery ones, too. If you're hearing noises, spotting damage, or seeing signs of animal activity, we’ll figure out what’s going on and take care of it—safely and thoroughly.
We don’t stop at trapping. Our team removes animals, their nesting materials, and anything they’ve left behind. We also offer professional exclusions and repairs to block re-entry and keep your home protected long after we’re gone.
When animals make their way in, our job is to remove them safely—and make sure they don’t come back. We provide wildlife control and animal removal services that are trusted across the region.
Safe, Legal, and Thorough Bat Removal for Ohio Homes
Tight entry points, contaminated insulation, and high-risk mess
Bats don’t chew or dig—but they don’t need to. They enter through small gaps in siding, vents, or soffits, settle in dark, enclosed spaces, and build colonies that can go unnoticed until the damage is done. Guano (bat droppings) builds up quickly, contaminates insulation, and carries health risks if disturbed.
Our bat removal services follow legal and seasonal guidelines, using one-way exclusion devices that allow bats to exit safely without returning. Once the structure is cleared, we inspect for contamination, advise on next steps, and seal up access points with durable, discreet repairs.
Looking for how to keep bats away? The best long-term solution is professional exclusion work—learn more here—to close gaps and secure your home from future entry.
How to Tell If Bats Are Roosting on Your Property
What we check in attics, walls, and upper-level voids
Bats are most active at night and often enter silently. You might notice rustling or squeaking from the walls or attic, dark stains or smudges near soffits or vents, or guano accumulating around a particular part of the roofline. Strong ammonia-like odors are also common when a colony has been present for a while.
If you\'re seeing or hearing signs and wondering how to get rid of bats, we’ll confirm the issue and explain the next steps. We\'re trained in safe, regulated bat control methods and have experience working with multiple types of bats in Ohio homes and properties.
Worried You’ve Got Bats Somewhere Overhead?
Why Choose 7 Star Animal Control
Bat Removal That Prioritizes Safety, Legality, and Long-Term Results
Bat issues require more than traps—they require the right timing, method, and follow-through. At 7 Star Animal Control, we use safe and legal bat exclusion methods backed by experience, inspection, and clear communication.
We’ll walk you through what we find, remove bats humanely, and close up any access points with precision. All exclusion work comes with our 14-month warranty, so your home stays protected long after the bats are gone.
