Question 1

How do I know if I have bats in my Montpelier home?

Accepted Answer

Common signs include scratching or squeaking sounds from your attic at dusk or dawn, bat droppings (guano) near your roofline or on windowsills, greasy rub marks around small gaps in your siding or fascia, a strong ammonia odor from your attic, and seeing bats emerge from your roofline at dusk. A single bat found inside your living space is also a reliable indicator of a larger colony roosting above.

Question 2

Is bat removal legal in Montpelier, Idaho?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Idaho Wildlife Specialists performs all bat removal in full compliance with Idaho Fish & Game regulations and the federal Endangered Species Act. Bats are protected wildlife — they must be removed using humane exclusion methods only. No trapping, no poisons. We know all applicable regulations and handle full compliance on every job.

Question 3

How much does bat removal cost in Idaho?

Accepted Answer

Bat removal costs in Idaho vary based on property size, colony size, the number of entry points, and whether guano cleanup is needed. Idaho Wildlife Specialists provides free phone quotes — call 801-633-8007 for a no-obligation estimate specific to your property. We give straight answers with no upsells.

Question 4

When is the best time to remove bats in Idaho?

Accepted Answer

The best times for bat exclusion in Idaho are early spring (before pups are born, typically before June 1) and late summer through fall (after pups become flightless, typically after August 15). We cannot perform exclusions in June and July when flightless pups are present — this would be both illegal and inhumane. We assess your situation and schedule work at the correct time.

Question 5

Is bat guano dangerous?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Accumulated bat guano can harbor Histoplasma capsulatum, a fungal pathogen that causes histoplasmosis when its spores are inhaled. The risk is highest when dried guano is disturbed. Do not attempt to clean bat guano yourself. Idaho Wildlife Specialists uses full PPE, N-100 respirators, and EPA-registered enzyme decontaminants to safely remove all biological material.

Question 6

Do you warrant your bat removal work?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every exclusion and bat-proofing job Idaho Wildlife Specialists completes is backed by a full warranty. If bats re-enter through any point we sealed, we return and correct it at no charge. No time limit. No questions asked. This warranty applies to every job we complete anywhere in Idaho.