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Learn about Bat Removal and Exclusion

Bats are usually found roosting in the eves and attic of your home. Bats defecate in the attic and this can cause serious respiratory problems. Bats are also a major vector for rabies.

What do you do if you have a bat inside your living space?

It is very important that if you find a bat inside your living space, DO NOT RELEASE IT OR KILL IT!! You must either catch the animal or call a professional to remove it. Carolina Wildlife Removal offers 24 Hour Emergency Services. The bat must be tested for rabies. If the bat cannot be tested, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend that all occupants receive post exposure rabies vaccinations.

It is important to note that they usually gain access through the vents in your attic. Even though most vents have screening on the inside, the bats can still get through. They can also enter through any crack the width of your thumb. Most homes have at least 10 to 15 entry points for bats, so call us to bat-proof your home properly.

Learn about Honey Bee Removal and Exclusion

Honey bees are very beneficial insects. We do everything that we can to relocate them safely. The bees that we collect are donated to NCSU or a local bee keeper.

Humane Methods

When you contact us, our staff will head out to your location and determine what kind of wildlife problems you have. Once we identify the problem, we employ the best removal method and set up traps to properly and humanely remove the animals. This service can take anywhere from several days to more than a week.

The Nature of Animals

Keep unwanted wildlife out of your home and businesses. These include honey bees, squirrels, raccoons, birds, bats and opossums. They frequently make their homes in your attics or crawl space. Squirrels will chew at your wires in your attic. Raccoons will nest in your chimney and attic, leaving nasty piles of droppings. Opossums will nest in crawl spaces, tearing down insulation and leaving droppings on the vapor barrier.