Are you dealing with an infestation of martens and dormice in your attic?
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Dormice and martens tend to nest in attics and wall cavities, where they can damage insulation materials, gnaw electrical cables, and cause nocturnal noise that disrupts sleep and quality of life.
Why dormice and martens are a problem
The presence of these animals in buildings is not only a nuisance but can also pose concrete risks, including:
- deterioration of thermal insulation;
- damage to electrical systems and building structures;
- increased risk of short circuits;
- constant disturbances, especially at night.
Timely intervention helps limit damage and restore the safety of indoor environments.
Removal in compliance with Swiss regulations
Dormice and martens are species protected under Swiss hunting and wildlife legislation and cannot be eliminated. For this reason, all interventions must be carried out exclusively using authorized, non-harmful removal methods.
BITIS operates in full compliance with current regulations, avoiding any practices that could harm animals or the environment.
The BITIS method for dormouse and marten removal
The removal treatment is based on the use of a specific repellent powder, non-toxic and harmless, applied using professional high-pressure equipment.
The substance is distributed in infested areas (such as attics and cavities), encouraging the animals to leave the shelter and return to their natural habitat without causing any harm.
This method allows:
- effective and immediate removal;
- prevention of new nesting;
- protection of building structures and systems.
Interventions carried out by specialized technicians
Removal operations are performed by highly qualified personnel with specific experience in this type of infestation. Each intervention is carefully planned to ensure:
- effectiveness of the treatment;
- minimal disruption for occupants;
- full compliance with legal requirements, avoiding penalties.
