Bat removal requests are taken from Macon-Bibb County and eight nearby towns in Houston, Peach, Monroe, Jones and Baldwin counties. Each town page covers its own housing, roads and local bat records; Georgia DNR's timing and humane exclusion rules apply everywhere.
Macon-Bibb County, where about 55 percent of homes predate 1980 and historic districts include Vineville, Ingleside and Shirley Hills.
Wartime Robins Manor homes, newer subdivisions, and a tricolored bat record on Robins Air Force Base.
Learn More →Chartered in 1958, with a median home from 2001 and a mix of subdivisions, older houses and manufactured homes.
Learn More →The Houston County seat, with older neighborhoods around Carroll Street and fast growth since 2010.
Learn More →A former peach-shipping rail stop with a 67 acre historic district and mostly newer homes.
Learn More →The Peach County seat and home of Fort Valley State University, with the oldest housing of the eight towns.
Learn More →The Monroe County seat, laid out in the 1820s, with a median home built in 1974.
Learn More →The Jones County seat on U.S. 129, with much of its housing from the 1990s and 2000s.
Learn More →Georgia's capital from 1804 to 1868, with a historic district, two college campuses and bats documented in local homes.
Learn More →Smaller nearby communities include Lizella and Dry Branch addresses inside Macon-Bibb, Jeffersonville in Twiggs County, Culloden, Juliette, High Falls, Bolingbroke and Smarr in Monroe County, Round Oak, Haddock, Clinton and East Juliette in Jones County, Powersville in Peach County, and Hardwick and the Lake Sinclair shoreline in Baldwin County.
Yes. HomeAdvisor's national average range for typical bat removal is $232 to $755 wherever the house is, and Georgia DNR's April 1 to July 31 maternity window applies statewide. In every town, we set one-way exits for five nights or more, then seal the building. Local differences come from the housing, which each town page describes.
Call (478) 812-7346 and tell us where the building is, and we will let you know.