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Welcome to Habitat For Bats LLC

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Our YouTube channel is up and running! Chock full of great information about bats AND other interesting things.  Check it out… go ahead click now!  What are you waiting for? Visit our YouTube Channel.  Our channel is “h4bats” if you’d rather go search for it but really… why not click and go?

Buy a Bat House!

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Building commercial grade bat houses and bat house kits since 2006. Our bat houses are used by homeowners, businesses, non-profit organizations and government agencies nationwide and overseas. All of our bat houses are certified by Bat Conservation International (BCI) and Merlin Tuttle’s Bat Conservation (MTBC).  Click the Link to visit our online eStore!

Bat House Locations

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What happened to our fancy map of pins showing all the zip codes where we have shipped bat houses? Well, besides taking too long to load, it was just a SOLID MAP OF PINs!  We have shipped well over 5000 bat houses since we started in 2006 going to 49 US States and international locations.  […]

Bat House FAQ

Bat House FAQ Our Bat Houses are available for Purchase in our Bat-eStore! Here is a compilation of common questions we are asked about our bat houses. Where should I put my new bat house? Every bat house we sell comes with complete information on the best place to position a bat house and why. Without going to the length of detail in the manual here are some good guidelines. Place your bat house a minimum of 10 to 12 feet high facing South to South East. Look for a location that gets early sun and continues to get sunlight through most of the day, remember bats like it between 85 and 100 degrees F. Avoid being too close to trees where owls or hawks may wait for a quick meal. The side of a house, barn or on a pole is always a good option. Trees are generally (though not always)  less successful in attracting colonies. A few exceptions I’ve seen are isolated pine trees or large poplar trees with one side exposed to sunlight. With trees just remember, they provide a good climbing... 

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Photo Gallery

Visit our galleries and enjoy looking around at some of the things we have done and some of our customers bat houses. If you have one of our bat houses installed, be sure to send us a photo so we can include it. We are taking fewer pictures and more videos now! So check out our YouTube Channel www.YouTube.com/h4bats   Bat Houses Customer Bat House Installations 20 Photos Bat Houses 7 Photos ... 

Our Bat eStore

Our New NEW Bat eStore (get it?  Bat eStore… Batty Store… yeah well) is online!  Once again we out grew our ecommerce software quickly and had to move up. We opened our new eStore on BigCommerce and the features are amazing including the ability to ship each item in your order to a different address!!!!!   DNR and the Corp of Engineers LOVES that feature. Check it out at eStore.HabitatForBats.org Habitat For Bats  Read More