Lisa in Fordwich in

We live in a century home and have had the odd bat in the house over the years, usually during the winter, but last summer, mostly in August, it was more than a common occurrence. So I took my lawn chair and sat out at dusk just to see what was going on...I was more than a little disturbed to count how many freeloaders we had in our attic! Now, I have no issues with bats in a natural environment, but it was a little unsettling not knowing when or where the next one was going to turn up inside the house - and a little embarrassing when you had company. So I checked their habits, etc out on the internet, thinking we maybe could do this ourselves and was overwhelmed to say the least. We have a 3 story brick house with a metal roof, not my cup of tea...Then I found Bats Canada and shot an email off to Kenny who gave us a quote over the phone, came in the fall, on the designated day, sealed up every possible entry crevice, finishing with installing 2 one-way exit doors in the eaves where I had seen my tiny friends exiting. That night and the next, lawn chair duty again, I watched our unwanted guests leave for the last time. It was expensive, but it's my home and I wanted it back. He just came this past weekend, in May, to remove the one-way doors and see if he had solved our problem, and I am happy to say we have not seen one bat since the first time he was here, although they are still around outside, they must have found a new home - perhaps in our barn, which is fine with me. Thank you Kenny for the peace of mind and the professional, courteous service.