Here at Elite Wildlife Services, we offer some of Houston’s most effective and affordable bat removal services. Yet we understand few homeowners want to have to pay for bat removal. Thus, it pays to know how to prevent bats whenever possible, especially in Houston. We have an enormous bat population.
It’s still bat season here in the Houston metro area, which means plenty of homes and businesses are contending with colonies. We’ve spent ample time covering how destructive these little creatures can be, so we thought we’d take the time to address other questions that we receive from our customers
Recent news articles show that across the country, bats are testing positive for rabies. Denver, CO Carson City, NV Tazewell County, IL In some of those cities, the bats have managed to pass their infections along to humans and their pets, too. Bats are, in fact, the most common
Here at Elite Wildlife Services, we offer free inspections to any homeowner in Houston & surrounding areas. Most people call us and have us check for bats rather than trying to DIY it. Yet some homeowners really want to be sure before they add another schedule item to their calendars.
If you hear a bat in your attic and you think it’s just a cute little critter that isn’t hurting anything, think again. You’re probably hearing an entire colony, and bats can do a great deal of expensive damage. Here are four ways that bats can destroy your home. #1)
Roughly 10% of Texas bats test positive for rabies. Rabies is dangerous to you, your family members, and your pets, offering another reason why it’s so vital to get bats out of your house as soon as you suspect they may be there. Rabies, of course, is not the only
