Bats in Your Attic? We Seal Them Out for Good.
Humane bat exclusion for Downriver and Wayne County homes. Local crew, inspection first, every entry point sealed.
- One-way exit devices so bats leave on their own. No trapping, no killing.
- Every gap sealed: rooflines, soffits, ridge vents, chimneys
- Backed by a 1-year re-entry warranty
Phones answered Monday through Friday. Book online anytime and we call back the same business day.
Local Downriver Crew
Humane Exclusion
Full Roofline Inspection
entry-point sealing
Book Your Bat Inspection
Tell us what you're seeing. We call back the same business day, Monday to Friday.
Bat inspections are $150, credited toward your exclusion. You get a written plan and price before any work starts.
4.9 stars on Google from 400+ reviews Licensed and insured in Michigan 1-year re-entry warranty Local Downriver crew, not a call center
Common signs you may have bats in the attic or walls
you may be dealing with bats if you notice:
- Fluttering, scratching, or squeaking sounds after dark
- Small droppings in the attic or near entry points
- Dark staining or grease marks around soffits, vents, or roof edges
- A bat flying out of the home around sunset
- Odor in the attic or upper parts of the house
- Repeat sightings around the same exterior area
Not sure whether it is bats, mice, or squirrels? Start with an inspection. The right service depends on the animal, the entry point, and the season.
Fall Is the Last Window Before Winter
Exclusion only works while bats are still flying out at night. Once cold weather sets in, bats settle into walls and attics and the job has to wait until spring. Book your inspection now to get sealed up this season.
Downriver Pest Control's inspection and exclusion process
Full bat inspection
We inspect the exterior for likely entry points around the roofline, fascia, soffits, vents, chimney, siding transitions, and other high-risk areas. We also check attic or upper-structure areas for signs of activity, droppings, staining, and roosting patterns
Humane bat exclusion
When timing and conditions are appropriate, we use exclusion methods designed to let bats leave without making the problem worse. This is the critical step that separates real bat exclusion from guesswork.
Seal the structure
Not every gap is active. We identify the likely main exits bats are using, along with the secondary gaps that need to be addressed as part of the final seal-up. After exclusion, we close the secondary gaps and complete the recommended bat-proofing work to reduce the chance of re-entry.
Guano cleanup and follow-up options
If droppings have built up in the attic or around entry points, we can discuss cleanup and sanitation options as part of the plan
Why timing matters with bat exclusion
Bat work is not a generic service call. The right timing can depend on the season, whether young bats may be present, and how the colony is using the structure. That is why every job starts with inspection and a plan built around the home you actually have.
If you have seen recent bat activity, it is better to inspect early than wait until the mess, odor, or repeat entry gets worse.
We never seal a home during summer pup season, when baby bats can't fly yet. Sealing then traps young bats inside, which is inhumane and goes against Michigan DNR guidance. Our inspection tells you exactly when your home can be done.
Bat entry points we commonly inspect on Michigan homes
- Roofline gaps
- Soffit and fascia transitions
- Ridge vents and gable vents
- Chimney gaps and flashing areas
- Siding and trim separations
- Upper corners and construction joints
- Openings around aging exterior features
Many bat problems start high on the structure, where activity is easy to miss from the ground. A quick walk around the yard usually does not tell the full story.
Bat guano cleanup and attic concerns
Bat guano cleanup and attic concerns
Bat droppings can leave behind odor, staining, and attic contamination concerns. If the activity has been going on for a while, exclusion may only be one part of the job. We can help you understand whether the next step should include cleanup, sanitation, or additional attic follow-up.
Local bat removal for Brownstown, Downriver, and Wayne County
Downriver Pest Control is based in Brownstown and serves the Downriver communities that make up the core of our service area, including Trenton, Southgate, Taylor, Wyandotte, Riverview, Woodhaven, Grosse Ile, Allen Park, Lincoln Park, Flat Rock, and Gibraltar.
That local focus matters. Homes across this part of Southeast Michigan can deal with recurring attic and roofline wildlife problems, especially where aging exterior details, mature trees, water-adjacent areas, and older roof features create easy access points.
why homeowners call downriver pest control for bat work
- Local company based in Brownstown
- Clear inspection-first approach
- Humane bat exclusion, not generic wildlife copy
- Entry-point sealing and long-term prevention focus
- Helpful for homes, rentals, and repeat wildlife problems
- One local company for bats, wildlife, rodents, and general pest concerns
When customers call us about bats, they usually want two things: a straight answer about what is happening, and a real plan to stop it from happening again. That is what this service is built to provide.
Frequently asked questions about bats
Got a question? We’re here to help.
*Reviewed by Downriver Pest Control's wildlife team.
Need bat removal or bat exclusion in brownstown or the downriver area?
Schedule a bat inspection with Downriver Pest Control. We will identify the likely entry points, explain the right next step, and help you protect the home from repeat bat activity.