Allen County Indiana Wildlife Removal Companies | Wildlife Removal Fort Wayne Indiana

Contents

1 Exclusion & Habitat Modification
- 1.1 How-to Guide: How to Catch Squirrels Methods to Catch Them Safely
- 1.2 Squirrel Extermination Services
  - 1.2.1 How to Clean Your Attic After You've Had Bats?

Exclusion & Habitat Modification

Squirrels in the attic can cause attic insulation to be smashed and destroyed. The energy qualities of attic insulation will be affected once it has been crushed. Insulation failure might lead in a staggering 50% rise in energy bills.

Animal proofing and exclusion are the most important aspects of your wildlife control part. After a den has been evacuated, blood, hair, urine, feces, and occasionally even carcasses are left behind, thereby making the den site into an open house. If no animal is present to protect the territory, a skunk, squirrel, or raccoon will simply move in, and your problem will return to square one. This can be a complete nightmare if damage restoration has already been accomplished.

We begin bat inspections by performing a thorough inspection of your home and property to identify all probable primary and secondary entry points. Many people believe that bats can only enter their home through an open window or through the chimney. This isn't always the case, though. Bats typically enter through soffit gaps, roof vents, loose or missing roof shingles, warped siding, and small cracks or breaches in brick walls as small as 1/2 inch. Bats can gain enter access to a home via the fascia board.

How-to Guide: How to Catch Squirrels Methods to Catch Them Safely

Squirrel Extermination Services

Fresh bat feces, known as guano, can carry a fungus called histoplasmosis, which can cause a lung illness in humans if inhaled. Touching bat guano is likewise harmful and should be avoided at all costs! Chest ache, fever, dry cough, joint paint, and red lumps on the lower legs are all symptoms of histoplasmosis. Shortness of breath, profuse sweating, and bloody coughing are some of the more severe symptoms. Children, the elderly, and those with weakened or damaged immune systems are at higher risk. Histoplasmosis can potentially be contracted more than once.

We thoroughly remove bat guano from your attic and other damaged areas using professional-grade equipment after all bats have been removed from your home. We also install new insulation to the correct R-valve.

We perform another complete inspection to ensure that there are no difficulties or concerns once all bats and toxins have been removed from your home and all primary and secondary entrance points have been blocked. We won't call it a day until both our team and your family are completely pleased that your bat problem is gone.

Are you looking for a professional animal removal service in Fort Wayne? When you hear noises in your attic or see an animal make your home, time may not be on your side, but Varment Guard's Fort Wayne wildlife removal team is! Our wildlife removal method is safe, efficient, and humane. We understand how stressful it may be to have a wild animal in your home, so we make it our top priority to get rid of the problem animals as soon as possible.

How to Clean Your Attic After You've Had Bats?

Varment Guard employs biologists, zoologists, animal control officers, and anti-cruelty employees who are all dedicated to animal pest control expertise. With the help of our unique collection of professional knowledge, our highly skilled animal control experts can handle practically any wildlife control situation in Fort Wayne. We conduct every job with the utmost care, from dangerous raccoon removal to humane bird control.

It's critical to remember that wild animals should never be handled. Diseases like rabies can be transmitted by wild animals. Skunks, foxes, raccoons, coyotes, and bats are the wild animals in Indiana most at risk of rabies transmission. Rabies is a brain and spinal cord infection caused by a virus. The disease is spread by bites and when an infected animal's saliva enters an open wound or the eyes. Even baby animals can be contaminated, so even if they're cute, ill, or in need of help, DO NOT HANDLE THEM.

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