Bats By Day

Prompt, Professional, Courteous

If bats have taken up residence on your property and you want them evicted, please contact us.

We take pride in our work and guarantee it! Testimonials can be viewed here.

Our phone number is 715-278-3350

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Locally owned and operated by Jason Juoni

Bat Facts

They are beneficial to our environment for the following reasons.

They are an amazingly designed and fascinating animal and can be a very good partner in fighting insect pests.
If you have bats around, that is generally a good thing. Healthy populations of bats are an indication that pesticides are not used much in your area.
Bats help farmers by eating crop damaging insects.
As nasty as it may seem, bat guano (bat manure) is an excellent fertilizer. If you put up a well used bat house, you can have a beautiful flower garden below it. However, don't harvest bat guano from a bat infested area, it can be hazardous.

What kind of bats live in Wisconsin?

At batcow.org you can learn more about the more discerning bats that have decided to live in our beautiful state.

The not-so-pleasant side of bats

Even though bats have benefits, they, like all wild animals have some bad habits.

They may really like your attic or cathedral roof.
Most experts estimate that one half of one percent of bat populations at any given time are infected with the rabies virus.
Large concentrations of bat manure (guano) can harbor a harmful fungus. Learn more about the disease at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and here on how to protect yourself when cleaning up bat guano.
If they get inside your house, it can be pretty stressful. Here are some links to help deal with this if it happens to you.