Bats provide ecological value to ecosystems, but most homeowners agree they don't want bats in their homes or near their property. According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 16 different bat species reside in the state of Alabama alone. Understanding where bats like to roost is important to protecting your property and safely removing them. In case this becomes an issue for you, let's look at some common places where bats like to live.
An attic provides the perfect nesting spot for bats. Attics are warm, dark, and secluded. You can find whole colonies of bats living in attics that are left undisturbed for long periods. In our experience, if you think you have bats on your property, a wildlife removal service will often check your attic space first. These professionals can safely remove bats from your attic spaces so that they do not mistakenly make their way into your home.
Another favorite hideout for bats is crawl spaces. These spaces offer the same type of environment as an attic. They are warm during the day and cool during the evening. They are also often low-traffic and undisturbed areas where bats can rest during the day. There are often gaps surrounding crawl spaces, and this makes entering and exiting easy for them. Bat removal from crawl spaces can be difficult, but professionals can help you with this task.
If you have a chimney in your house, this can be a prime spot for bat roosting. The chimney is easy to enter and exit and it's often left undisturbed during the day. Keeping bats out of your chimney is especially important because you don't want the bats to be harmed if you build a fire, and you also don't want bats to suddenly enter your house through the fireplace. You should contact our wildlife removal service if you suspect bats are in your chimney.
Even though bats are relatively harmless, many people are afraid of them. You must call our professionals to have these bats removed from your property the correct way. If you need a
wildlife removal service, please contact AB Wildlife Removal today. We have trained professionals who can help you remove unwanted bats and other critters. We look forward to hearing from you!
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