What is a Bat Emergence Survey in Manchester?
We have been commissioned to carried out two bat emergence surveys at this property in Manchester. These were recommended following a Preliminary Roost Assessment that was done on the site. If you require an Bat emergence survey in Manchester, please note there is a limited window of time that these can be conducted. This is known as the ”bat season” which runs from May to September. This emergence survey in Manchester recorded the level of bat activity on the site. This is done using a specialist equipment such as night vision cameras, noise detectors/identifiers and infra red equipment. These surveys are conducted at night and allow our surveyors to monitor and record whether or not bats fly out of the structure. If no bats have been recorded, then that’s all that required.
Alternatively, if bats are recorded entering and exiting the building then a further emergence survey will be needed to assess whether the bats will be affected by the proposed development. In the case that the development is identified as causing damage or disturb to roosting bats then a bat licence will need to be obtained in order to continue with the proposed works.
However, if the development is able to proceed without any damage or disturbance to the areas where bats are roosting, then the development can proceed providing that you follow the recommended precautions.
Please note: Bat emergence surveys are now out of season. We are currently taking bookings for surveys beginning in May 2026. Flexible payment options, including Direct Debit, are available to help spread the cost. Book now to secure your survey slot.
Contact Us to Book Your Bat Emergence Survey in Manchester:
Are you looking for a professional company to carry out a Bat Emergence Survey in Manchester? Contact us today to book your survey! Please note, due to the nature of bats these surveys are weather dependent.
Call us on 01782 479 479 or email us at [email protected] our friendly office team will get back to you within the hour.