About Beneficial Bats
Explore our commitment to safe, ethical wildlife removal.
Local Expertise. Humane Solutions. Guaranteed Results.
At Beneficial Bats, we specialize in resolving bat issues at the structural level. Our work focuses on proper inspection, humane exclusion, and full seal-up of entry points to prevent recurring activity.
Each project is approached with attention to timing, compliance with wildlife regulations, and respect for Colorado’s native bat populations. Our goal is to solve the problem correctly—while protecting both your home and the species involved.
Stacy Chase
President & Co-Owner
A Colorado native who grew up in the Vail Valley, Stacy is the founder and president of Chase Wildlife. With over 25 years in the wildlife damage control industry, she leads the company with a vision grounded in professionalism, education, and integrity. She holds certifications in Wildlife Control and Bat Management through the National Wildlife Control Operators Association (NWCOA).
Stacy has also served for more than a decade as President of the Colorado Wildlife Control Operators Association (CWCOA), where she advocates for ethical standards, responsible practices, and continuing education for professionals across the state.
A natural problem solver, Stacy thrives in the field—addressing some of the most complex and frustrating wildlife intrusions Colorado homeowners face. Whether she’s inspecting damage, coordinating a removal, or shaping the direction of the company, Stacy approaches every task with care, confidence, and a drive for excellence.
When she’s not writing proposals or leading trainings, you’ll likely find her hiking, soaking in local hot springs, or enjoying downtime with her family.
Jackson Vincent
Field Technician
Born and raised in the Vail Valley, Jackson has always felt a strong connection to the outdoors and the wildlife. That lifelong connection to the outdoors is what drives his work at Chase Wildlife, where he serves as a Field Technician specializing in humane animal removal and general construction. His work focuses on safely removing nuisance animals, repairing property damage caused by wildlife, and restoring peace of mind to homeowners while respecting the balance of the natural environment.
Before joining Chase Wildlife, Jackson spent eight years as a veterinary technician. That experience gave him a solid foundation in animal behavior, care, and handling—skills that translate directly into this position at Chase Wildlife. His calm, confident approach and deep understanding of animals makes him especially effective in high-stress or complex situations. Whether it’s safely capturing a wild intruder or sealing off an entry point to prevent future issues.
Jackson is a hands-on problem solver who isn’t afraid of getting dirty. Whether he’s reinforcing a crawl space, repairing damaged siding or tracking signs of animal activity. Jackson takes pride in doing every job with care, craftsmanship, and attention to detail.
When he’s not working, Jackson can still be found outdoors—hiking remote trails, casting a line, carving fresh powder or hunting in the backcountry. For him, it’s not just a job—it’s a lifestyle rooted in respect for nature and a commitment to protecting both people and wildlife.
Professional Standards You Can Trust
NWCOA Member
Certified in NWCOA Bat Standards
Acting President of CWCOA
Serving Homes Across Colorado
With over 25 years of hands-on experience, we’ve worked on homes throughout Colorado, identifying entry points and resolving bat issues at the structural level.
Licensed, Insured & Fully Compliant
We are fully licensed and insured, with work performed in alignment with state regulations and industry standards. Every project is approached with attention to safety, proper timing, and responsible wildlife practices.
Our Philosophy
Our work is guided by proper timing, humane exclusion methods, and a structure-first approach.
Each project is designed to identify entry points, complete exclusion correctly, and seal the structure to prevent recurring activity—while respecting Colorado’s native bat populations.
Why Local Expertise Matters
Understanding Colorado’s bat species, seasonal patterns, and state wildlife regulations is essential for safe and legal removal. Local expertise directly impacts timing, effectiveness, and long-term results.
Knowledge of Colorado-Specific Bat Species and Behaviors
Understanding Seasonal Movement and Maternity Restrictions
Compliance With Colorado Parks and Wildlife Regulations
Industry Standard Mitigations
Better Protection for Both Homeowners and Native Wildlife
Reduced Risk Through Correct Methods
Where Transparency Meets Results
From the first inspection to final exclusion and restoration, we remain committed to transparency, education, and guaranteed results that protect your home long after the work is complete. Reach out today to schedule your inspection and take the first step toward a safe, bat-free property.