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Why are bats good? A single bat can eat 600 insects in an hour. (Forget the bug lights; let's get some bats!) Bats
are not bad creatures in general. In fact they are excellent for the environment. However, they can cause a serious issue
if they decide to roost in your home. Their droppings can pile up quickly and can cause a number of diseases. Histoplasmosis
being the main diseases associated with guano. If bats roost in your attic, you need to get them out as quickly as possible.
They can cause many problems with smell and parasites as well.
When
dealing with the exclusion of bats it is advisable to hire a professional, like us, who will be able to remove ALL THE BATS
without danger to you, secure your residence, sanitize the area affected, and if needed remove and replaced your contaminated
insulation
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If you have one or more bats in the living area of your home, we can come remove them. However, this usually
is a sign of more bats roosting in your attic or similar area. First, Let me assure you that most bats do not have rabies
(less than 1%) But it is possible for bats to carry rabies. Next, please be assured they are not attracted to hair and will
not try to fly into your hair. Bats are also not blind as many people think they are. They have good vision, but they have
excellent hearing and use it to locate their food. It is called Echolocation. (Echolocating animals emit calls out to the
environment, and listen to the echoes of those calls that return from various objects in the environment.
YES,
it can be expensive, but much less expensive than a human life.
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If your home has bats, please be aware that it is
imperative that you have them excluded properly and have the home cleaned properly. Bat exclusion involves sealing
your entire home, top to bottom, except for one exit point. If the bats leave and can not get back in the way they normally do, they will instantly
search for a new way into your home. Since bats only need a tiny opening to enter a home,( A Quarter OF An Inch Or More)
if there is one, they will find it. Bats locate these places by the airflow, not by sight. We (humans) locate them mostly by sight (although
some airflow is able to be seen with proper equipment). If bats are excluded from your home, and can find their way back in,
they will. It is their home too (even though they don't pay rent), and they will not leave it unless
they must..THAT IS OUR JOB, to force them to
leave.
Giving them no choice in the matter !!!
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To properly do this, your
entire home must be sealed. Even if there are no obvious openings, they are most likely there. Finding them and sealing them
is important.
Once this is done, and it
is the proper time of sure they are all out, it is necessary to give them a few days, usually 3 to 6 days. Then the last exit
point is sealed, and the area cleaned. Most of the time, this means that it is necessary to remove some if not all insulation
in the areas they have been dwelling. Often there are areas the bats have been
that we cannot get to, and
this requires the use of a disinfecting "fog" or "mist" to be used. Sometimes special HEPA filtered vacuum cleaners are needed
as well. It is important to have bats removed correctly for them as well as for you. year (spring before birthing, and late
summer / fall after the young can fly), we exclude the bats, giving them a way to leave, but not able to return into the home.
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If you have a wildlife problem,
such as with BATS, it best be resolved by a professional firm, such as ourselves. Then, and only then, can you have peace
of mind that that neither you, a family member, or pet will be bitten or injured, Also the EXCLUSION, and if needed, the biological
cleanup will be done properly.
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