Batman Wildlife and Chimney Sweep

06/06/2026

Spend more time in nature. She doesn’t disappoint. Just a thought

06/02/2026

06/02/2026

Tyler: Wildlife Expert by day, Master Bird-Nest Architect by... also day! 👷‍♂️🪺

Did you know that birds nesting in your home’s vents is a recipe for disaster? Not only does it create a horrific smell and introduce biting bird mites into your house, but it’s a huge safety hazard for the birds.

We got a call in Greensboro for a 2nd-story bathroom vent that had been taken over by a feathered family. Tyler suited up, climbed up, and safely extracted the mom and all four of her adolescent chicks.

To make sure this story had a happy ending, Tyler took all the material from the vent and custom-built a fresh nest outside! Because it looked and smelled exactly like home, the mom was able to find her babies immediately.

Need a vent cleared out before the mites move in? We've got you covered! 🦇

05/19/2026

We're not big fans of Ai slop videos either, but this one was too cute not to share. We love raccoons, but when they jump out at you from their new residence in your attic, that's a little less amusing.

Let the experts help you humanely rehome them! Give Batman wildlife a call.

05/17/2026

Before the internet, this is how you got your name out there! 🎪🦇

The Original Batman, George Norfleet, had a blast on Saturday at the very first BeeVille street festival in Bennettsville, SC!

Thanks to our friend Chelsea from Carabo Farms for the invite to set up a booth. We love getting the chance to shake hands, hand out some fun Batman coloring pages to the kids, answer wildlife questions, and connect face-to-face with the community we serve.

It's always a good day when we can get out, meet our neighbors, and talk about safe, humane wildlife control. Did you spot the Batman booth in Bennettsville? Let us know in the comments!

05/12/2026

Mistaken identity in Pinehurst! 🐍⚠️

We got a call for two venomous copperheads stuck in garden netting. But when Taylor arrived on the scene, he immediately identified them as harmless, helpful Corn Snakes!

Taylor carefully cut the netting away, saving both snakes so they can go back to eating local rodents.

🛑 The takeaway: Never try to handle an unknown snake yourself. It is always better to call a licensed professional to manage a potentially risky wildlife situation.

Got a snake issue? Leave it to Batman Wildlife!

05/08/2026

Leave your most creative comment to win a free 28 oz Batman Tumbler

05/07/2026

Went down to the water and saw ole Billy today haha

05/06/2026

Love what the guys are doing!!!!