We are experts in bat control, and are not a typical Great Falls, Montana bat exterminator company. We are the best in Cascade County. We do not use poisons or traps to remove bats, as both methods are illegal, not to mention that poison is inhumane. When removing bats, we use the humane exclusion barrier method to permanently keep bats away from your property. We completely solve your bat problem by taking these steps:

• Inspect the entire property from top to bottom
• Seal shut entry areas, no matter how small
• Place one-way exclusion barriers over other entry areas
• Monitor exclusion barriers for bat activity at dawn and dusk
• Once there is no more activity and no more bats in your building, we're done
• When necessary, we clean bat guano and replace damaged insulation

Great Falls bat removal tip of the month: What if a bat got inside my house, bedroom, kitchen, etc. - One of the biggest problems people have is when a bat makes its way into the living space of the home. Believe it or not, the bat doesn't want to be in there any more than you want it to be, and this is why it is usually flying around in panic. First, do not try to hit the bat with a broom or to knock it out of the air. Bats will bite, and they are one of the species known to commonly carry the virus, rabies. You can try to catch the bat, but only do this if it has landed and you can pop a large container over it, or if you have a butterfly net that can work while the bat is in flight. If you manage to catch the bat, great. Now you can release it outside. If you aren't ready for that, you can try opening all the windows and doors to the outside. Bats use echolocation, and unlike birds that will fly toward the light of an open window, bats may take some time to realize there is an available exit.