Spring 2014 is around the corner and so are the Raleigh Bats, Bat control Problems

With the spring right around the corner, bats are starting to seek out shelter to begin their yearly maternity “birthing” Season. Raleigh, North Carolina is a very active area for bat control and bat removal problems. Bat seeks out areas in attics of homes and commercial structures. Beginning in March of 2014 bats will start going into home attics to give birth. Here in NC, state laws require that you leave bats alone during the maternity season which runs normally between May and July of 2014. Bat Busters of Raleigh is trained to deal with any bat control or bat removal problem you may have.

Bat Control in Apex, Raleigh, Cary North Carolina check you attic for Bats

It’s the time of the year in Apex, Cary, and Raleigh when bats are known to roost in attic and structures throughout the Triangle. The babies are about to take flight. In July of 2013

Bats are known to be in attics throughout the Triangle and many people are able to find them seeking shelter in their homes during this time of the year. Bats are seeking out shelter to have their babies in attics throughout the Apex, Cary, Raleigh, and Holly springs area. Bat can cause unwanted fecal matter in homes and are the number 2 vectors of Rabies in the Raleigh, Cary, and Holly Springs area.

Many people wonder what they should do if they come in contact with a bat living in their home or attic. The first thing you should do if you come in contact with a bat by physical contact is try to capture the bat or contact a local Wildlife Damage Control agent to assist you in capturing and removing the bat. The wildlife damage control agent will then contact your local animal control and have the bat tested for rabies which is a deadly virus spread by blood or fluid contact with a bat that is positive for rabies. In most cases the percentage of bat carrying rabies is low but the protocol should be followed due to the nature of the disease