The Bat Valve is a one-way door device designed to aid in the removal of bats from buildings. This bat eviction tool has three options to fit over a common bat entry point: gable vents, soffit returns, ridge vents, brick openings, frieze boards, and other construction gaps.

Also, The Bat Valve features a self-supporting eviction tube that threads on to any of The Bat Valve designs. This tube allows for proper positioning of the bat removal tool so that bats can exit the structure at dusk but not return to roost at dawn. Each bat valve order comes complete with your choice of design and self-supporting tube.

This bat eradication device is designed and tested by Bat Removal Professionals. The Bat Valve helps bat removal experts efficiently remove bats from a building by allowing for quick attachment to structures and perfect angle placement. Furthermore, The Bat Valve is built to last and can be reused many times over.

The Bat Removal Process

Keep in mind, proper bat exclusion is a highly skilled service, and if done improperly, bats will only return or never leave.

1. Verify that the animal in the attic or building is bats
2. Check your state regulations for laws on bat removal and times of year bats can legally be evicted.
3. Identify the holes the bats use for entering the attic.
4. Close off all bat entry points using proper sealants except a few of the significant locations left open
5. Install The Bat Valve over the remaining bat exit points left open
6. Perform a bat watch during proper weather conditions.
7. 30 minutes before sunset, watch for bat activity near the areas where you installed The Bat Valves
8. Leave The Bat Valve in place until all the bats have exited the building (in perfect conditions this only takes a couple of nights)
9. Remove The Bat Valve eviction device and permanently seal off the bat’s exit point.

BAT TIP: Bats can leave behind hazardous waste, which needs cleanup; after performing the bat control service, you should sanitize the soiled areas.