Little brown bat resting on a rough timber surface
    About Us

    Kenai Peninsula Bat Exclusion Specialists

    The Critter Squad Inc. provides bat removal, bat exclusion and guano cleanup for homes, cabins, rentals and lodges across the Kenai Peninsula.

    Bat tucked under a roof eave on an Alaska building
    About Us

    Alaska Buildings, Alaska Timing

    The Critter Squad Inc. works out of Anchor Point and handles bat exclusion across the Kenai Peninsula. One species, a short active season, and a building stock full of seasonal cabins, steep gables and weathered wood siding means the work here does not look like bat work anywhere else.

    • Based in Anchor Point, covering the Kenai Peninsula from Homer to Nikiski
    • Focused on little brown bats, the only bat species known on the Peninsula
    • Thorough roofline, attic and exterior inspections with photo-documented entry point maps
    • Dusk observation to confirm active entrances before any device is installed
    • Humane exclusion only: no poison, no repellents, no ultrasonic devices
    • Guano cleanup, insulation replacement and odor treatment after exclusion
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    Our Approach

    Who You Are Hiring

    Built Around Alaska Buildings and Alaska Timing

    The Critter Squad Inc. provides bat removal and exclusion services out of Anchor Point, covering the Kenai Peninsula from Homer up through Ninilchik, Kasilof, Soldotna, Kenai, Sterling and Nikiski. Bat work here is not the same as it is in the Lower 48: one species, a very short active season, and a building stock full of seasonal cabins, steep gables and aging wood siding.

    That shapes how we quote work. A summer call usually results in an inspection, an emergence observation, a photo-documented entry point map and a scheduled exclusion date. The wait is the difference between a colony that leaves and a colony that dies inside your insulation.

    Gap between a white soffit board and the shingle course below it

    How We Work

    Every job runs the same sequence, whether it is a year-round house in Kenai or an A-frame outside Homer that the owner sees twice a year.

    • Thorough inspection of the roofline, attic, chimney, vents and exterior
    • Dusk observation to confirm which openings are actually active
    • Photo documentation and a written scope before any work is scheduled
    • One-way exclusion devices installed only outside the maternity period
    • Secondary gaps sealed first, active entrances closed last
    • Devices monitored for at least seven days before permanent closure
    • Guano and contaminated insulation removed and the space treated
    Ridge guard mesh installed along a shingle roof ridge

    Straight Answers on Methods

    We do not use poison, and we do not sell ultrasonic devices or repellents. Alaska Fish and Game says those deterrents do not work and that pesticide use on bats is illegal. Exclusion and sealing are what we do, and the seasonal calendar we publish is the same one we schedule from: the seasonal guide, our services.

    Our Process

    How We Remove Bats

    We inspect the home, seal every secondary opening, install one-way excluders at the main entry points, close the final gaps and clean the contaminated areas.

    Bat droppings scattered on concrete along an exterior wall
    01

    Inspection

    We inspect the roofline, attic, chimney, vents and exterior to locate the main entry points, other open gaps and areas that bats could use later.

    Attic vent sealed with foam and screen after a bat exclusion
    02

    Seal Up

    We seal every open and vulnerable area except the bats' main entry points. This prevents them from moving to another opening during the exclusion.

    One-way bat excluder installed over an entry point on a brick building
    03

    Exclusion

    We install one-way bat excluders over the main entry points. The bats can fly out normally, but the devices prevent them from getting back inside.

    Little brown bat captured in a hand net
    04

    Removal

    After the bats have left, we remove the excluders and seal the final entry points. The home is now closed against bats and the colony cannot return.

    Bat droppings scattered across attic insulation
    05

    Cleanup

    We remove guano and contaminated insulation, sanitize and deodorize the affected areas, and install new insulation where needed.

    Start with an inspection

    Get the Bats Out and Keep Them Out

    We will find the entry points, explain the work and give you a clear scope for removal, cleanup and repairs.

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    Humane Exclusion

    Bats Leave On Their Own. They Just Cannot Get Back In.

    One-way devices let the colony fly out to feed and block the return. Nothing is trapped inside.

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    FAQ

    Questions About Our Company

    What areas do you cover?+

    Anchor Point, Kenai, Soldotna and Homer are our core areas, plus Kasilof, Sterling, Nikiski, Kalifornsky, Ninilchik and surrounding communities including Clam Gulch, Cohoe, Funny River, North Kenai, Ridgeway, Salamatof, Fritz Creek, Diamond Ridge and Kachemak City.

    Do you work on commercial and rental properties?+

    Yes. Vacation rentals, lodges, guest cabins, barns, shops and small commercial buildings are all within scope, and we provide documentation suited to owners and property managers who are off site.

    Do you remove bats the same day I call?+

    We can inspect quickly and we treat a bat loose in living space as urgent. Full exclusion is scheduled for the appropriate window, which for maternity roosts is late September or early October.

    How do I reach you?+

    Call (907) 299-9790, or send the details of what you are seeing and hearing through the contact form and we will follow up to schedule an inspection.

    Buildings We Work On

    Structures Bats Actually Use Here

    Year-round houses
    Attic, soffit, chimney and vent access points
    Seasonal cabins
    Empty for months, with aging roofline and siding gaps
    Vacation rentals
    Guest encounters, odor and exclusion timing
    Lodges & guest cabins
    Long rooflines, attics and utility spaces
    Barns, shops & garages
    Secondary roosts near occupied buildings
    Chimney-equipped homes
    Caps, flashing and adjacent roofline gaps
    Bat clinging to exterior wood siding near a roofline