Raleigh,NC Bats in home Bat Removal Advice by Trapper Dans Wildlife your Local Bat Removal Company

Feb. 26, 2010 - PRLog -- With temperatures on some days reaching the sixties bats are starting to become more active and the chances of seeing them are on the rise. Bats and bat roosts can be found in old buildings, roof spaces, tunnels, bridges or trees. Bats require different roosting conditions at different times of the year, and they regularly move to find the right conditions.

Buildings are often used for bat breeding during the summer (late March to the end of August). Different parts of a building are used for roosts, including under barge and soffit boards, in the eaves, between roof tiles and felt, in the roof apex, gable vents, louvers, behind chimneys, in chimneys and in cavity walls. Bats tend to tuck themselves into small gaps and crevices and therefore cannot always be seen. Most bats enter their roost through small gaps, sometimes only 2.5cm wide.

Bat droppings usually provide the best evidence of their presence. Droppings are black and small, about 4 – 8 mm long. Bat droppings crumble into powder when crushed, as they consist of insect remains. In contrast, mouse droppings are sticky when fresh and hard when old. In summer, the presence of bats can be confirmed at dusk – they will make squeaking noises and they will fly out to feed.

The most important thing to do when dealing with bats in your structure “said” Daniel Glover a N.C. Wildlife Damage control agents is to react quickly and not allow bats to stay in your structure. If you allow bats to use your home as a roosting site for a season they will return every year after and the colony will grow in size. Bats are associated with many diseases that are harmful if not fatal to humans such as Rabies and Histoplasmosis.

Many homeowners try to deal with the removal of bats on their own, but fail to gain control of the situation. Bat exclusion takes time and knowledge of bats habitats. It is best left to trained Wildlife damage control agents who are trained to deal with bat invasion situations. The professionals have the knowledge to locate the bats in your home and the ability and tools to create a plan of actions that will evict your resident bats.
For more information about Raleigh Bat removal please feel free to Contact Trapper Dan’s Wildlife & Pest Control at 919-610-4853. wwww.trapperdans.com

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Trapper Dan’s Wildlife & Pest Control is a local Wildlife Removal and Pest Control Company, certified by the State of North Carolina to deal with your Bat problems. 919-610-4853