Central Iowa Bat Removal

 Yes. Big & Little Brown Bats commonly overwinter inside attics, walls, and rooflines. Temperature swings during winter can wake them up, causing unexpected indoor sightings. 

 It almost always means a nest is being built (or already exists). Birds pack dryer and bathroom vents with grass, twigs, and debris, which can lead to fire hazards and clogged airflow. 

 No. Once a bat colony establishes itself inside a home, it returns every year unless the home is professionally excluded and sealed. 

 We install one-way exclusion devices that let bats exit but prevent re-enter. and we seal every gap 1/2" x 1" around the home to stop future access. 

 Yes. Winter is often the best time for bird vent removal and prevention because nests are no longer active and exterior gaps can be sealed safely. 

 Bats should never be handled by homeowners. While beneficial to the ecosystem, they can carry diseases and should be dealt with by a trained professional.