Safe and quick bat exclusion services by Wildlife Pro

Are you seeking for services to bat exclusion from your property? We are the experts with the knowledge and abilities to complete the task correctly the first time.
Wildlife Pro will fix existing entry holes that have been damaged. In addition, all potential entry points will be secured to avoid future infection. Your complete satisfaction is assured.

A bat is a hairy animal with long, narrow wings and enormous ears. Their bodies are covered with glossy black or brown fur, but their wings are not. They have weak eyesight and navigate through echolocation, a type of radar. Because they are nocturnal, this ability allows them to fly around at night hunting insects. They are known to eat beetles, mosquitoes, moths, and ants in Ontario. A bat will frequently consume a volume of insects equal to thirty to one hundred percent of their own body weight in a single evening.

Bats help to reduce forestry and agricultural pests by going about their daily lives. They are unwittingly responsible for pollination and seed dissemination as a result of their activity. When bats take up residence in residential settings, they serve as garden guards. Unfortunately, if too many bats make their homes near or inside houses, problems arise.

Outside, overhanging ledges or porch roofs provide appealing roosting spots for bats. Openings in windows, chimneys, vents, and siding can all be used to obtain entry. Any location where they can hang from ceilings throughout the day is vulnerable. Bats who do not migrate south for the winter will hibernate in heated structures.

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