Because many bats are declared as endangered species and protected under Florida state law, it is illegal to kill, harm, or even remove them from your property without proper state licensing. Not only are several types of bats protected by law, but so are the structures they roost under.
Currently, Florida is home to three federally endangered species of bats:
It is illegal to remove bats from your property during their mating season. Bats generally mate and reproduce between the months of April and August. By law, newborn bat pups must be allowed to mature until they are able to fly on their own, and mother bats must be allowed free and unrestricted access to and from their roost—whether it is on your property or not.
If bats are causing a disturbance or damage to your Clermont home or business, do not attempt to take matters into your own hands. There are a number of health, financial, and legal consequences involved with DIY bat removal that could result in:
Don’t put yourself or loved ones at risk by attempting to trap or kill a bat. Instead, rely on the professional services of Critter Control® to handle your Clermont bat removal.
Let Critter Control® cure you of your bat problem. Our fully licensed and certified animal removal specialist will inspect your property, accurately identify your species of bat, and devise a safe, humane, and legal plan for its exclusion that fits within your schedule and budget. Our technicians will also bat-proof your property to ensure they don’t return as well as clean, restore, and repair any damages that may have occurred due to your infestation.