The odor is usually the first thing people notice. A large colony of bats will generate a lot of noise. Bats are generally harmless animals, they don’t chew on wires like rodents do, but the main problem they cause is that they poop and pee a lot. Each bat can poop 20 pellets per day, and if you multiply that number times hundreds of bats over a couple of years, you get an attic full of bat guano (bat poop).
Due to the very real possibility that bats can carry rabies and other infectious diseases- the short answer is ABSOLUTELY NOT! Contact a specialized bat removal company such as Batman Enterprises.
Yes! We will remove all bats properly, using the best practices in a safe and humane way for the bats. This process is called “exclusion”. In addition, we remove and clean up the bat droppings (guano). Guano can cause histoplasmosis in humans and is also very corrosive. If bats return- so do we to remove them!
A bat can squeeze itself into a small hole in your home that is the size of a dime! And the entire colony will continue to use that hole and other openings as they build inside your attic or home. After we provide a one-way exclusion point for the bats, we seal all of those holes.
Bats are known to carry another disease, which is spread through their droppings (guano). It’s a fungal disease called histoplasmosis, which primarily affects the lungs.
No, typically, bats are not solitary creatures. So, if you see one bat, the colony is nearby. A colony usually consists of 25-35 adult bats, which, of course, can breed and grow exponentially.
Yes! Bats are beneficial mammals that consume LOTS of insects, and some actually act as pollinators.
Have you got questions? Call (513) 600-3079 to speak with our bat removal experts today.
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