This guide will walk you through the bat removal process. You may find that the process is best handled by a professional wildlife control company. (PLEASE NOTE: For legal and humane reasons, DIY bat removal is prohibited during the active maternity season in many states. Always check your local regulations before beginning any exclusion project.)…
As the weather warms up in March, you might think of the joys of spring. This includes new growth, outdoor activities, and the chance to refresh your home. But there’s a less pleasant surprise waiting for many homeowners: bats. Yes, these nocturnal creatures are on the move as temperatures rise, and your attic, chimney, or…
Wildlife removal is a crucial service that helps homeowners safeguard their property and well-being by managing animal invasions. Whether it’s a family of raccoons nesting in your attic or squirrels wreaking havoc on your roof, wildlife can cause significant damage to your home. However, there are many misconceptions about wildlife removal that can make people…
Bats have long held a place in human imagination, often being associated with mystery and the supernatural. However, the reality is that bats are fascinating creatures that play crucial roles in ecosystems by controlling insect populations and pollinating plants. Unfortunately, bats have also been linked to the transmission of rabies, a viral disease that can…
Although bats can inhabit your home throughout the year, the time frame to remove them is more specific. There are strict guidelines in place before this process can begin due to their particular bat birthing season. So, is there a way to get rid of bats during birthing season? The answer is yes, but with…
Bats can enter your home or business through gable vents, ridge vents or unscreened fireplaces. They deposit bat droppings and urine at the access point and within the attic space. This can result in severe foul odors, sheetrock damage from urine and infestation of bat bugs. Some bats carry harmful diseases like rabies an histoplasmosis…
Most people know that bats, although helpful when it comes to controlling insects, can be a dangerous carrier of rabies. However, another extreme danger is the exposure to their droppings. Also known as bat guano, these droppings can lead to Histoplasmosis. Histoplasmosis can be transmitted from infected bats to humans through the spores in their…
Start of The Bat Removal Project This bat removal project in Davidson, North Carolina began with a complete interior and exterior home inspection. We were searching for the Myotis lucifugus or commonly known as the Little Brown Bat. These bats are shown in the picture to the right in a customer’s gable vent. Unfortunately, this…
