Bats provide valuable ecosystem services outdoors, but colonies inside attics create serious health hazards from guano accumulation and potential rabies exposure. Lone Star Wildlife Solutions follows strict legal timelines to exclude bat colonies safely and permanently.
Small dark droppings (guano) accumulated below entry points or on insulation
High-pitched squeaking or fluttering sounds at dusk/dawn from walls or attic
Oily brown staining around cracks, gaps, or vent openings on the building exterior
Bats observed flying out from under eaves or roof overhangs at sunset
Strong ammonia-like odor emanating from attic vents or wall voids
Dead bats occasionally found on the ground near the building exterior
Bat bugs (similar to bed bugs but specifically associated with bat roosts)
Twilight emergence survey to count colony size and identify exact exit points used nightly.
Assessment of guano volume and contamination level requiring cleanup per OSHA guidelines.
Installation of one-way exclusion valves timed outside Texas bat maternity season restrictions (typically June 1 - August 15).
Complete structural sealing of all gaps larger than 1/4 inch using bat-proof materials.
Guano removal, HEPA vacuum sanitation, and disinfectant treatment of affected areas.
Post-exclusion verification confirming zero bats remain inside the structure.
Written warranty against bat re-entry through any sealed point.
Eliminates histoplasmosis risk from airborne guano spores
Removes rabies vector species from living spaces
Stops structural damage from corrosive guano accumulation
Complies with federal and state bat protection laws
Restores indoor air quality and eliminates ammonia odors
Professional documentation for real estate transactions or insurance claims
State-certified professionals for residential, commercial, and agricultural properties.
Based in Whitesboro, TX. We treat every client like a neighbor.
If the same species returns through a sealed point, we fix it free of charge.
After-hours emergency service available when you need us most.
Non-poison-first trapping and structural exclusion following national standards.
Call (903) 651-9289 or submit our form. We assess your specific wildlife issue and provide transparent pricing.
Our licensed technician arrives promptly, conducts a thorough inspection, and begins humane trapping or exclusion.
We seal entry points, remove target animals, sanitize affected areas, and back our work with our written guarantee.
"Professional from the first call to the final inspection. They sealed every entry point on our roofline and even followed up two weeks later to make sure nothing came back."
Ashley R.
McKinney, TX
Bats are protected in Texas and cannot be harmed, trapped, or killed during certain seasons. However, humane exclusion (one-way doors allowing exit but preventing return) is legal year-round except during the maternal season (roughly June 1-August 15) when flightless pups could be trapped inside. We follow all state and federal guidelines strictly.
Accumulated bat guano supports growth of Histoplasma capsulatum fungus whose spores become airborne when disturbed. Inhaling these spores can cause histoplasmosis—a serious respiratory illness. Professional HEPA-filtered removal and disinfection is essential for safety.
Exclusion device installation takes 1-2 days. Bats typically abandon the structure within 3-7 nights as they naturally exit to feed. We then remove devices and perform final sealing. Total process usually completes within 10-14 days, though timing may extend if weather prevents bats from exiting.
Call (903) 651-9289 or request a fast quote online.