Wilson Wildlife & Exteriors isn't your standard pest control company. Bats, squirrels,
raccoons, rodents and other wildlife are removed humanely by certified specialists.
We then make repairs, clean up the mess, and close up all entry points so well
there's an 18-month warranty on our services.
Available in San Antonio, Canyon Lake, Fair Oaks Ranch, Leon Valley,
New Braunfels, San Marcos and surrounding areas in Bexar County.
How to Tell If You Have a Bat Problem
Bats are nocturnal and tend to stay hidden, which means a colony can grow unnoticed. But if you know the telltale indicators the problem will become clear. A professional needs to inspect your San Antonio home if there's:
Scratching or Squeaking Sounds
Faint scratching, fluttering, or high-pitched squeaking coming from your attic, walls, or eaves often signals that bats are roosting inside your home, especially if you hear it around dusk or dawn.
Bat Guano
Dark, pellet-shaped bat droppings accumulating in your attic, near entry points, or on exterior walls beneath vents are primary indicators of a bat colony.
Stains Around Entry Points
Dark, oily staining around small gaps, cracks, or openings on your roofline or siding is left by the oils and guano on bats' bodies as they repeatedly squeeze through the same entry points.
Visible Bats at Dusk
Spotting bats emerging from a specific area of your home at dusk is one of the clearest signs of an active roost. A single bat flying inside occasionally may also indicate a colony is nearby.
Strong, Musty Odor
A persistent ammonia-like or musty smell in your attic or upper floors is often caused by the accumulation of bat guano and urine. The odor tends to intensify in warm weather and with larger colonies.
Dead Bats or Live Bats Indoors
Finding a bat inside your living space or discovering dead bats near your foundation and entry points strongly suggests a colony has taken up residence somewhere in your home's structure.
Why Bat Infestations Demand Prompt Action
A bat colony left untreated doesn't stay small. What starts as a handful of bats seeking
shelter can quickly grow into hundreds, causing compounding damage to your home and
increasing health risks with every passing season.
Unlike many pest situations, bat problems also carry unique legal and biological challenges.
Bats are a protected species, and removal must be handled carefully and at the right
time of year. Waiting too long can limit your options.
Serious Health Risks -
Bat guano can harbor fungus that causes histoplasmosis. Bats can also carry rabies.
Structural Damage -
Bat guano can harbor Histoplasma capsulatum, a fungus that causes histoplasmosis, a potentially severe respiratory illness. Bats are also the leading carrier of rabies in North America.Maternity Season Restrictions -
Bats are a protected species. During maternity season from May through August, removal must be postponed to avoid trapping flightless pups inside. Acting before or after this window is critical, and early action gives you more options.
Growing Colony Sizes -
Bats are highly loyal to their roosting sites and return year after year. A colony of 20 can grow to 200 or more over several seasons. The longer you wait, the larger the colony will get along with the cleanup that's required.
Humane Removal of Wild Animals in San Antonio, TX That's Guaranteed to Work
Bat removal isn't a DIY project. Improper removal attempts can scatter a colony, create new entry points, and even violate wildlife protection laws. Our team navigates all of that for you, and will ensure everything is done correctly.
Experienced Wildlife Specialists That Follow the Laws
Our technicians are trained specifically in wildlife biology and exclusion. We understand bat behavior, seasonal patterns, and the difference between a temporary fix and a lasting solution. You can trust that they will handle the removal responsibly and follow the wildlife protection laws.
Thorough Property Inspection, Not Assumptions
Our wildlife specialists conduct a comprehensive inspection of your home inside and out to identify all active roost sites, entry points, guano accumulation, and any structural vulnerabilities bats could exploit. You receive a clear, honest assessment before any work begins.
Our Safe Bat Control Services Return Animals to Their Natural Habitats
We follow a methodical, humane process designed to permanently resolve your bat problem without harm to the animals or your family. The use of one-way exclusion devices allow bats to safely exit your home on their own but not return. This proven method is the only approach endorsed by wildlife professionals and is fully compliant with state and federal protections for bats.
Fast Service Response & Scheduling
We understand that a bat problem can't wait indefinitely. Our team works to schedule inspections quickly and keeps you informed throughout every step of the process.
18-Month Warranty
Every exclusion and repair job we complete is backed by our 18-month warranty. If bats return through any area we treated during the warranty period, we'll come back to correct the problem at no additional cost.
Schedule a Free Inspection to Learn More About Humane Bat Removal Methods
Get More Than Safe Bat Removal - Repair the Damage to Prevent Future Problems
Bat removal requires expertise, proper licensing, and a commitment to doing the job completely. But that's just the first stage of fully correcting the problem. Homeowners also have to ensure that bats can't return and get back in the structure.
At Wilson Wildlife & Exteriors once the bats are humanely removed we make repairs and improvements so that a future infestation is much less likely, even years down the road.
Full Home Repair Services
Our team does a full assessment to identify all necessary repairs to correct the structural damage bats leave behind and reinforces your home so that it's stronger than before.
Entry Point Sealing
Once the colony has vacated, we permanently seal every gap, crack, and opening bats used to access your home. We go beyond the obvious holes by inspecting ridge vents, fascia boards, soffits, chimneys, and any other potential re-entry points to ensure the entire structure is completely sealed.
Guano Cleanup & Sanitation
Bat guano poses real health risks and must be properly removed and treated. Our team safely removes contaminated insulation, sanitizes affected areas with EPA-approved antimicrobial agents, and deodorizes the space to eliminate the scent signals that can attract future bat activity.
Ready to Reclaim Your Home From a Bat Colony?
Don't let a bat colony do more damage by the day. Contact Wilson Wildlife and Exteriors today for a free inspection and professional recommendations for permanent solutions that are backed by our 18-month warranty.
Call (210) 910-5566 to ScheduleFree Inspections · Services starting at $200 · Serving the Entire San Antonio Area
Wilson Wildlife & Exteriors isn't your standard pest control company. Bats, squirrels,
raccoons, rodents and other wildlife are removed humanely by certified specialists.
We then make repairs, clean up the mess, and close up all entry points so well
there's an 18-month warranty on our services.
Available in San Antonio, Canyon Lake, Fair Oaks Ranch, Leon Valley,
New Braunfels, San Marcos and surrounding areas in Bexar County.
How to Tell If You Have a Bat Problem
Bats are nocturnal and tend to stay hidden, which means a colony can grow unnoticed. But if you know the telltale indicators the problem will become clear. A professional needs to inspect your San Antonio home if there's:
Scratching or Squeaking Sounds
Faint scratching, fluttering, or high-pitched squeaking coming from your attic, walls, or eaves often signals that bats are roosting inside your home, especially if you hear it around dusk or dawn.
Bat Guano
Dark, pellet-shaped bat droppings accumulating in your attic, near entry points, or on exterior walls beneath vents are primary indicators of a bat colony.
Stains Around Entry Points
Dark, oily staining around small gaps, cracks, or openings on your roofline or siding is left by the oils and guano on bats' bodies as they repeatedly squeeze through the same entry points.
Visible Bats at Dusk
Spotting bats emerging from a specific area of your home at dusk is one of the clearest signs of an active roost. A single bat flying inside occasionally may also indicate a colony is nearby.
Strong, Musty Odor
A persistent ammonia-like or musty smell in your attic or upper floors is often caused by the accumulation of bat guano and urine. The odor tends to intensify in warm weather and with larger colonies.
Dead Bats or Live Bats Indoors
Finding a bat inside your living space or discovering dead bats near your foundation and entry points strongly suggests a colony has taken up residence somewhere in your home's structure.
Why Bat Infestations Demand Prompt Action
A bat colony left untreated doesn't stay small. What starts as a handful of bats seeking
shelter can quickly grow into hundreds, causing compounding damage to your home and
increasing health risks with every passing season.
Unlike many pest situations, bat problems also carry unique legal and biological challenges.
Bats are a protected species, and removal must be handled carefully and at the right
time of year. Waiting too long can limit your options.
Serious Health Risks -
Bat guano can harbor fungus that causes histoplasmosis. Bats can also carry rabies.
Structural Damage -
Bat guano can harbor Histoplasma capsulatum, a fungus that causes histoplasmosis, a potentially severe respiratory illness. Bats are also the leading carrier of rabies in North America.Maternity Season Restrictions -
Bats are a protected species. During maternity season from May through August, removal must be postponed to avoid trapping flightless pups inside. Acting before or after this window is critical, and early action gives you more options.
Growing Colony Sizes -
Bats are highly loyal to their roosting sites and return year after year. A colony of 20 can grow to 200 or more over several seasons. The longer you wait, the larger the colony will get along with the cleanup that's required.
Humane Removal of Wild Animals in San Antonio, TX That's Guaranteed to Work
Bat removal isn't a DIY project. Improper removal attempts can scatter a colony, create new entry points, and even violate wildlife protection laws. Our team navigates all of that for you, and will ensure everything is done correctly.
Experienced Wildlife Specialists That Follow the Laws
Our technicians are trained specifically in wildlife biology and exclusion. We understand bat behavior, seasonal patterns, and the difference between a temporary fix and a lasting solution. You can trust that they will handle the removal responsibly and follow the wildlife protection laws.
Thorough Property Inspection, Not Assumptions
Our wildlife specialists conduct a comprehensive inspection of your home inside and out to identify all active roost sites, entry points, guano accumulation, and any structural vulnerabilities bats could exploit. You receive a clear, honest assessment before any work begins.
Our Safe Bat Control Services Return Animals to Their Natural Habitats
We follow a methodical, humane process designed to permanently resolve your bat problem without harm to the animals or your family. The use of one-way exclusion devices allow bats to safely exit your home on their own but not return. This proven method is the only approach endorsed by wildlife professionals and is fully compliant with state and federal protections for bats.
Fast Service Response & Scheduling
We understand that a bat problem can't wait indefinitely. Our team works to schedule inspections quickly and keeps you informed throughout every step of the process.
18-Month Warranty
Every exclusion and repair job we complete is backed by our 18-month warranty. If bats return through any area we treated during the warranty period, we'll come back to correct the problem at no additional cost.
Schedule a Free Inspection to Learn More About Humane Bat Removal Methods
Get More Than Safe Bat Removal - Repair the Damage to Prevent Future Problems
Bat removal requires expertise, proper licensing, and a commitment to doing the job completely. But that's just the first stage of fully correcting the problem. Homeowners also have to ensure that bats can't return and get back in the structure.
At Wilson Wildlife & Exteriors once the bats are humanely removed we make repairs and improvements so that a future infestation is much less likely, even years down the road.
Full Home Repair Services
Our team does a full assessment to identify all necessary repairs to correct the structural damage bats leave behind and reinforces your home so that it's stronger than before.
Entry Point Sealing
Once the colony has vacated, we permanently seal every gap, crack, and opening bats used to access your home. We go beyond the obvious holes by inspecting ridge vents, fascia boards, soffits, chimneys, and any other potential re-entry points to ensure the entire structure is completely sealed.
Guano Cleanup & Sanitation
Bat guano poses real health risks and must be properly removed and treated. Our team safely removes contaminated insulation, sanitizes affected areas with EPA-approved antimicrobial agents, and deodorizes the space to eliminate the scent signals that can attract future bat activity.
Ready to Reclaim Your Home From a Bat Colony?
Don't let a bat colony do more damage by the day. Contact Wilson Wildlife and Exteriors today for a free inspection and professional recommendations for permanent solutions that are backed by our 18-month warranty.
Call (210) 910-5566 to ScheduleFree Inspections · Services starting at $200 · Serving the Entire San Antonio Area