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Should You Be Worried About Bats In Your Attic?

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<p>How many times have you heard about bats in the attic and wondered if you had them as well? What should you do about bats in your attic? In this guide, we’ll discuss the signs of a bat infestation and what steps to take if you think that you have bats living in your home or business.</p>
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<p>Tips For Finding A Bat Removal Company</p>
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<p>Metro Wildlife and Pest Control&nbsp; should be one of your first stops in seeking bat removal services. They specialize in training and providing resources for bat removal companies all over the country. They also have great advice on what steps to take if you are attacked by a bat or find dead bats inside your home.</p>
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<p>As for hiring a company to remove bats from your attic, there are a few things you should look for. For starters, ask how long they’ve been operating and if their team has experience dealing with bats specifically. Make sure they can provide you with references of previous bat removals that worked out well so that you know what to expect from them (and whether or not you’re being scammed).</p>
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<p>When choosing an expert bat control professional, make sure it is licensed by Health Canada and follow any health precautions recommended. Many bats carry rabies, which is deadly to humans.</p>
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<p>According to HomeStars, workers should always wear face masks because bats’ droppings could contain histoplasmosis – mold spores which could trigger severe respiratory problems in humans who breathe them in and/or inhale dust kicked up during clean-up operations. Also Found Here about 100 people each year; protecting yourself against it may save your life! So don't ignore having bats living in your home - get help ASAP!</p>
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<p>Will These Companies Kill The Bats?</p>
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<p>Many people think bats can be killed by exterminators or pest control companies but legally they cannot because bats are protected under federal law by U.S Fish &amp; Wildlife Service.&nbsp; No service should intentionally be killing bats</p>
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<p>Common Questions About Bat Removal From Your Home</p>
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<p>Before you hire any contractor to remove bats from your home, there are a few questions you should ask. First and foremost, how much experience do they have with bat removal? Every year bat control contractors are called out on dozens of cases of homeowners who regret hiring unqualified personnel for their bat removal needs. Keep in mind that anyone can claim to be an expert in bat removal—but a certified wildlife professional is well versed in both biology and behavior.</p>
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<p>Is the work warrantied?&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
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<p>Many times bats will come back next year.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
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<p>Will they do clean up?</p>
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<p>Many companies will offer clean up or attic replacement services.</p>
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<p>Long Term Solution For Getting Rid Of Bats In Your Home Or Business</p>
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<p>While it’s normal to feel worried about bats in your attic, bat control isn’t a simple or quick fix. The best way to approach bats living in your house is by contacting a company that specializes in bat removal. A professional exterminator can make sure all of the bats are removed properly and all entry points are sealed so no more bats can enter into your home or business.</p>
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<p>Why Do They Come Into My House Or Business?</p>
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<p>Bat Pest Control has proven to be one of the most common bat removal service calls. The bats typically enter attics through small cracks or open vents looking for a place to raise their young. However, homeowners may have concerns about high pitched noises coming from their attic, and not just because of rodents. More than likely, bats are living in your attic! Bat control methods vary depending on factors such as roost size, species of bat, location in home and other factors specific to your situation.</p>
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<p>How To Keep Them Out Of Your Property In The Future</p>
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<p>The best way to keep bats from moving into your property in future is to make sure you don’t attract them to begin with. Once bats are living in your attic, then it can become a little more complicated – which is why prevention is important.</p>
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<p>Proper yard maintenance, an insect control regimen in the yard and proper roof maintenance are key</p>
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