Invicta’s Bat Removal & Exclusion Services

Protecting Families from Bat Damage — With Science-Guided Best Practices

Bats play an important role in the environment, but they do not belong inside homes. When bats roost in attics, rooflines, or wall voids, they can create serious structural damage, sanitation concerns, and pest issues that put families and properties at risk.

At Invicta Environmental Pest Defense, families across Raleigh, Wake Forest, Durham, Knightdale, and surrounding communities trust our bat removal and exclusion services to resolve bat issues responsibly and effectively. Every service is completed by licensed Wildlife Damage Control Agents, using best practices developed through science, experience, and environmental awareness.

Expert-Led Bat Removal & Exclusion

Invicta’s bat services are guided by an in-house team of specialists:

• Wildlife Biologist
  Provides expertise on bat species identification, roosting behavior, seasonal activity, and proper exclusion timing.
• Environmental Scientist
  Ensures bat exclusion strategies protect your home while respecting local ecosystems and conservation considerations.
• Board Certified Entomologist
  Addresses secondary pest concerns, including bat bugs and insects associated with guano accumulation.

This collaborative approach ensures long-term protection, not short-term frustrations.

Bats in Raleigh, Wake Forest, Durham & Knightdale

We’ll perform a thorough inspection in and around your home. Inside, we’ll inspect all carpet edges, doors, windows, and your kitchen. Outside, we’ll check your foundational walls, plus areas of vegetation and mulch. This will help us to identify the type of ant and understand how we can help you best.

Historical & Regional Facts

1. Long-Standing Native Populations
   Several bat species, including big brown bats and little brown bats, have lived in central North Carolina for centuries, historically roosting in caves, hollow trees, and rock crevices throughout the Piedmont region.
2. Urban Growth Increased Home Roosting
   As Raleigh, Durham, Wake Forest, and Knightdale expanded, bats adapted by using attics, rooflines, and structures that mimic their natural roosting environments, increasing human-bat encounters.
3. Seasonal Bat Activity Has Been Documented for Decades
   Wildlife records in the Triangle region show consistent seasonal bat activity, particularly in spring and summer, when bats seek warm, elevated spaces—making residential homes a frequent target.

How Bats Damage Homes

While bats are lightweight, their long-term presence can result in serious and escalating damage:

🏠 1. Roof, Gutter & Structural Damage

Bats access homes through small gaps along rooflines, vents, soffits, and gutters. Over time, repeated entry and exit can worsen openings, dislodge materials, and compromise roofing systems, increasing the risk of leaks and moisture intrusion.

💩 2. Guano (Fecal Matter) Buildup

Bat droppings accumulate quickly beneath roosting areas. Guano can contaminate insulation, stain surfaces, create strong odors, and affect indoor air quality, while also attracting insects.

🐜 3. Secondary Pest Infestations (Including Bat Bugs)

Bat colonies often introduce bat bugs, close relatives of bed bugs, along with mites and other insects. When bats are excluded improperly or allowed to linger, these pests can migrate into living spaces, creating additional infestations.

Invicta’s Bat Removal & Exclusion Process

🔍 Detailed Property Inspection

Our licensed Wildlife Damage Control Agents inspect:

• Rooflines, vents, chimneys, soffits, and gutters
• Attic spaces and roosting areas
• Evidence of guano accumulation and pest activity
• Structural vulnerabilities and entry points

🧱 Best-Practice Bat Exclusion

Using science-based exclusion methods guided by our Wildlife Biologist, we:

• Install professional exclusion devices when seasonally appropriate
• Seal and reinforce all secondary access points
• Prevent re-entry while protecting the structure long term

🧬 Secondary Pest Risk Management

Our Board Certified Entomologist provides guidance on addressing bat bugs and insect risks associated with bat activity and guano presence.

♻️ Environmental & Family-Focused Solutions

Our Environmental Scientist ensures every exclusion plan balances home safety, environmental responsibility, and effectiveness, giving families peace of mind.

📜 Licensed & Professional Assurance

All bat removal and exclusion services are completed by licensed Wildlife Damage Control Agents, in compliance with state regulations and professional standards.

Proudly Serving the Triangle & Beyond

From Raleigh to Durham to Wake Forest to Knightdale, and nearby communities, Invicta Environmental Pest Defense delivers trusted bat exclusion solutions tailored to North Carolina homes and families.

📞 Schedule Your Bat Inspection Today

Bats in the attic won’t resolve themselves—and delays can lead to greater damage and pest risks.
👉 Call Invicta Environmental Pest Defense at (984) 300-0117 or visit invictapest.com to schedule your professional bat inspection.

Protect your home with licensed experts, science-guided best practices, and a family-focused approach.

Why Choose Invicta Environmental Pest Defense

We’re passionate about helping people just like you get rid of unwanted pest problems. As such, we are proud to be the only pest control company in Raleigh, NC promising excellence in value, service, and trust.