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Bat Exclusion Service AgreementOne common question with bat exclusion work is concerning guarantees. Some wildlife control firms are offering guarantees that are full of exceptions. Guarantees are only as good as the language in the contract and company honoring them. Do your research to determine the resilience of the company and their commitment to their customers. The BBB provides a history of warranty complaints. Please get the guarantee in writing before you hire a company. Be critical and ensure that it covers all aspects of the job. Does it describe what will happen if the bats are not successfully evicted on the first attempt? If the guarantee states that they will come back for no charge, are the repairs free too? What if a rodent chews a hole and bats re-enter? What is considered maintenance? Is only the caulk guaranteed by the manufacturer?
During the agreement period, if you experience bat activity inside your home (post eviction), we will return to your home and take necessary measures to ensure the bats are properly evicted for no added cost. This requires teamwork, so please give us a call if you suspect bat activity in your home (such as scratching noise). Having a bat enter a home should be as rare of an occurrence as having a bird enter the home. So if you discover a bat inside, we want you to call us for a re-inspection, so we can solve the problem. When
the service agreement expires, you
can maintain a bat-free home by regularly inspecting your home for
cracks and sealing any new openings. We offer a maintenance
program at a significantly reduced rate.
The maintenance program provides an economical way to continue our
relationship and maintain a bat-free home. Through the maintenance program, you may choose to extend the
service agreement over multiple years - 3, 5, 10 or more!
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