Our Bat Services

American Pest Solutions is Family Owned and Operated by a Wildlife Biologist specializing in Bat Removal/Control from attics and houses for over two decades. We offer Bat Removal in Western Wisconsin and Eastern Minnesota. We are certified by the state for pest control as well as the National Pest Management Association.

We extensively train our technicians and run aggressive background checks to bring you only the best pest control guys.

Our bat services include:
Inspections for Bat Activity and Damage
Bat Removal By Eviction
Bat Bug Treatments
Bat Guano / Attic Cleanup
Carcus Removal
Odor Control / Disease Abatement
Insulation Removal
Insulation Replacement

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Testimonials

Our Happy Customers

I've been customer with the Roberts, WI American Pest Solutions team for over 15 years (wasp nest removal, bats in the attic mitigation, and twice annual spraying for pests)- I've been very happy with their work.

LGLocal Customer

We used American Pest Solutions for a bat infestation in our attic. We were very concerned as we have a new baby. Joe was very responsive and timely. He even fit us in earlier than expected for the exclusion service as weather was warmer than anticipated. I would highly recommend them!

LindsayLocal Customer

Had bat exclusion services done on the exterior of my home after several instances of bats getting inside my living area. They did a thorough job evicting the bats and preventing them from reentering. Work looks professional and should last for years. Very knowledgeable.

Joseph H.Local Customer

Getting to know your

Bat Species in Wisconsin and Minnesota

Little Brown Bat

Big Brown Bat

Knowing your bat biology can help you identify and determine if a bat is causing your damage. Which can help your pest control guy (us) take care of your bat problem quickly and efficiently.

Rabies in Bats

Rabies is perhaps the most well known disease associated with bats. Along with animals such as dogs, foxes, raccoons, and skunks, bats are one of the primary animals that transmit rabies.

An exposure to rabies most commonly occurs when a person is bitten by a rabid animal. It can also be transmitted when the saliva from a rabid animal comes in contact with a person's mouth, eyes, nose, or a fresh wound.

30,000

Rabies Vaccinations adminstered a year to avoid rabies due to exposure to bats.

Rabies cases in the past decade. 6 have only survived. 75% of cases were from bats.