One thing we know for sure is, when there’s signs of bats living in your home, it’s important to get them under control because it’s not a pretty site.
This video gives you an example of what you can look out for, or determine is a sign that bats need to be removed from your home and prevented from ever entering again. When bats colonize a home, they don’t leave feces in their roost. They actually get rid of their waste outside of the entry point.
If you’ve seen a bat flying around inside your home and know without a doubt that they didn’t get in from a window or the front door, you can probably circle your home and find a slew of bat guano piled up somewhere. If you do, simply look up and you’ll most likely see how they are getting in.
Bat Guano (Feces) is Different Than Other Animal Feces
The difference between bat feces and the feces pileup of other animals is that bat guano usually piles up pretty quickly. Within a few days a homeowner can see the signs that bats have entered their home and that it’s time to call a professional for bat control.
Watch this video to see what I mean:
Now, the problem this homeowner has, hasn’t gotten to a critical point just yet. I can tell by the amount of guano. There is enough there for a huge concern because bats multiply quickly and if they’re not detected or removed as soon as possible, the problem can and will escalate.
Take a look at this bat infestation under the tiles of a roof. By the time the homeowner knew what was going on, years had passed and thousands of bats were born and the colony multiplied substantially. Do you want this many bats living in your roof? Take a peek at the video below:
If you see the signs, don’t hesitate. Be aware, and don’t ignore them. Call the professionals and ensure the company you call specialized in prevention as well.
https://www.allwildlife.ca/wildlife-control/why-bat-removal-and-control-is-necessary-for-your-home/