Savannah Bat Control by United Bat Control, Incorporated
Savannah Bat Removal has been specializing in removing bats with professional bat exclusion experts since 1998. The Savannah Bat Removal experts have vast experience in operating in commercial buildings, industrial complexes and every residential neighborhood in the Savannah, Georgia area.
Savannah Bat Removal has been removing bats from homes and commercial buildings since 1998 and is still actively helping families and businesses today in 2015 and will be doing so in 2016 as well. If you have a Savannah, Georgia problem with a single bat or a bat colony in your neighborhood, we can assist you in the removal of the Savannah bat in the most humane way possible. We understand that Savannah Georgia bats are very important to our planet and the Great State of Georgia. We are doing everything in our control to make sure that once removed from a Savannah dwelling the bats are safe, healthy, find a new home and keep the Georgia ecological system balanced.
Savannah Bat Removal utilizes our patented devises enabling us to humanely exclude Savannah bat colonies numbering from a few bats in number to thousands of bats, sometimes as big as the State of Georgia! After a proper Savannah Georgia bat exclusion is performed it is necessary to bat proof a Savannah structure so that the bats’ colonies cannot return. The Savannah ecological materials that are used to bat proof a Georgia structure are applied in a professional manner so as to conform to the aesthetics of your Savannah structure.
Savannah Bat Removal provides multi-year warranties to protect you against a re-infestation.
Savannah Bat Control
Savannah bats serve an important role in Georgia. Savannah bats are responsible for eating a significant amount of Savannah insects and this is extremely beneficial to the city of Savannah, Georgia. Yet, if your Savannah home or building has a bat living in it, Savannah bats roosting around humans or animal pets is a major health risk for your family. Savannah bats around homes with Savannah children create unacceptable risks for bat bites or exposure to harmful bat guano.
When Savannah bats are found in your home or commercial building they need to be removed immediately. Rabies becomes our number one concern in Savannah with bat roosting. It is a Savannah bat virus that is spread by the saliva of infected bat that is in the last stages of the disease. Usually Savannah rabies are passed on through a Savannah bite.
The Tadarida Brasiliensis is the most common bats found in Savannah, Georgia. This Savannah Georgia Bat is also known as the Mexican Free-tail bat. The Savannah Bat is the official “flying mammal” of the state of Georgia!