Bats

Did you know that bats are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act? As a pest control company, we are committed to ensuring the safety and preservation of all wildlife, including bats.

Why Bats Matter

Bats play a crucial role in our ecosystem by helping control insect populations and pollinating plants. They are an essential part of our natural environment and should be treated with respect and care.

Working with Bats

How do we handle situations where bats are present?
We take a responsible approach when dealing with pest control in areas where bats are present. It is important to work within the legal guidelines and ensure the safety of these protected creatures.

What should I do if I suspect there are bats on my property?

If you suspect there are bats on your property, it's important to contact the bat conservation service that is experienced in handling bat-related issues. We can provide guidance and support in these situations.

Protecting Wildlife Together

At Absolute Vermination, we are dedicated to the ethical and responsible management of pest control, including the protection of bats.

All Bat species are protected under the wildlife and countryside act 1981, it is illegal to

Please note that bats and their roosts are legally protected in the UK. It is an offence to:

  • Take, injure, or kill a wild bat.
  • Damage or destroy a place used by bats for breeding or roosting, even when bats are not present.
  • Obstruct or block access points used by bats.

Offences may result in prosecution, with fines and/or imprisonment depending on the circumstances.

If you believe bats are roosting in your property, seek advice before carrying out any work. Contact the Bat Conservation Trust for guidance.

A full survey would be carried out prior to any pest control treatments to ensure Bats are not active in the property.