Bat Removal & Exclusion in East Village, Manhattan

Common signs include scratching or squeaking sounds at dusk or dawn, dark droppings (guano) near entry points, greasy rub marks along walls or eaves, and seeing bats exit your building at sunset. You may also notice a strong ammonia-like odor from accumulated guano in attics or wall voids.

Our exclusion process begins with a thorough inspection to locate entry points and roosting areas. We install one-way exclusion devices that allow bats to exit but prevent re-entry, seal all secondary access points, clean and sanitize affected areas to remove guano and odors, and provide documentation of our humane removal methods in compliance with New York wildlife laws.

Pricing depends on colony size, number of entry points, building height and accessibility, extent of guano cleanup required, and necessary repairs to seal entry points. Multi-story buildings and those with complex rooflines or historic features may require specialized equipment and additional labor, while larger infestations need more extensive exclusion work and sanitization.

Yes, bat removal in New York City is strictly regulated. We follow all DEC guidelines and use only humane exclusion methods—never trapping or harming bats. We avoid exclusion during maternity season (May-August) when flightless pups could be trapped inside. Our licensed technicians ensure complete compliance with local and state wildlife protection laws while effectively solving your bat problem.