Real projects. Private properties.
Commercial properties rarely want a bat incident attached to their name. These project profiles preserve the technical detail while withholding the client and building identity.
Documented field work
Different buildings require different access plans.
The work ranges from historic bell towers and occupied healthcare facilities to long elevated gaps that can only be reached from a rope system.
Historic masonry
Bell-Tower Exclusion on a Historic Cathedral
A rappel inspection traced bat activity to openings in the stone and mortar of 375-foot bell towers.
Historic cathedralRead the project profileOccupied healthcare property
Drone-Assisted Investigation at a Hospital
An estimated 150 to 250 bats entered surgery and recovery areas after earlier pest-control attempts had failed. The colony outside the hospital was likely much larger than the number reaching those interior spaces.
HospitalRead the project profileCorrective exclusion work
Interior Recovery at a Historic Apartment Building
A previous contractor sealed a historic luxury apartment building's exterior before the colony had left, trapping bats inside the walls of an occupied property.
Historic luxury apartmentsRead the project profileLong elevated opening
Rope-Access Exclusion Along a University Platform
The crew rappelled to an inaccessible platform and treated a 300-linear-foot gap with one-way doors placed about every 15 feet, with zero reported callbacks over the following three years.
University facilityRead the project profileStart with the building
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