Bat Exclusion in Slidell, Louisiana
Local, licensed, and warrantied bat exclusion for Slidell homes and businesses.
Why Slidell homeowners call Apex
Slidell's older attics and wooded neighborhoods make it prime bat habitat — and once a colony moves in, guano and odor come with it. We handle exclusion by the book: one-way devices, permanent sealing, and full remediation.
What you get
- Code-compliant, humane one-way exclusion
- Guano removal and attic sanitation
- Coverage across eastern St. Tammany Parish
- 5-year written warranty on sealed exclusion work
- Free on-site inspection
Bat Exclusion in Slidell — FAQ
Is it legal to remove bats in Slidell?+
Yes, but bats are protected during Louisiana's maternity season (May–August). Exclusion must use one-way devices — never lethal methods. We follow Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries guidelines on every Slidell job.
How do you get bats out of a Slidell attic?+
One-way exclusion valves are installed at active entry points. The colony leaves to feed over 3–7 days but can't re-enter. Once bat-free, we seal every entry with metal cloth and polyurethane sealant.
Do you clean up bat guano?+
Yes. Established colonies leave guano that stains ceilings and can carry histoplasmosis spores. We remove it, sanitize, and replace contaminated insulation.
Do you serve all of eastern St. Tammany?+
Yes — Slidell, Pearl River, Lacombe, and out to the Mississippi state line.