Bat Removal & Exclusion in Old Westbury, Long Island

Our bat removal process includes a thorough inspection of your Old Westbury property to locate entry points and roosting areas, humane live exclusion using one-way devices that allow bats to leave but not return, complete sealing of all potential entry points, attic cleanup and decontamination to remove guano and odors, and a warranty to ensure bats don't return. We follow all New York State wildlife regulations throughout the process.

Pricing varies based on the size of the bat colony, the number and location of entry points, the height and complexity of your roofline, the extent of attic contamination requiring cleanup, and the specific exclusion materials needed. Larger Old Westbury estates with multiple access points or extensive guano cleanup may be toward the higher end, while smaller infestations in single-family homes typically cost less. We provide detailed estimates after our initial inspection.

Bats are most active in Old Westbury from April through October. However, New York law prohibits bat exclusion from June 1 to July 31 during maternity season when flightless young are present. The best times for bat removal are spring (April-May) or late summer through fall (August-October). If you discover bats during prohibited periods, we can assess the situation and schedule service for the earliest legal date.

Yes, bats pose several health risks including rabies transmission, histoplasmosis from inhaling spores in bat guano, parasites like bat bugs and mites, and respiratory issues from accumulated droppings. Bat urine and guano can also damage insulation, wood, and drywall while creating strong odors. Professional removal is essential to safely eliminate these hazards and properly decontaminate affected areas in your Old Westbury home.