Halifax, Nova Scotia (skedaddlewildlife.com)/October 2014/ -- Bats are an important part of nature’s ecosystem because they keep insect populations in check. In Nova Scotia and in other parts of Canada, conservation efforts have started to help get the decimated number of bats back up before they become an endangered species.

While it is ideal to help bats regain their population numbers, the issue can be frustrating for residents whose homes have become the roosting place for bats to rebuild their colonies.

Bats pose a health risk to homeowners since they carry diseases and parasites that can be transferred to human hosts. Their urine and guano leave a horrible stench that may lead to disease and may also damage property. Bats also damage property when left to breed. They damage attics, spaces between walls, sheds, roofs, and other parts of the property they infest.

Striking a balance between bat conservation and homeowner safety has become of utmost importance. Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control can help. The company has years of experience in the field of humane bat removal.

They employ trained, knowledgeable, and experienced wildlife removal experts. Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control has a thorough property inspection process where the bat entry points are identified. They can help homeowners safely remove the bats in the property as well as set up exclusion methods to prevent future infestations.

Visit http://www.skedaddlewildlife.com/location/halifax-wildlife-control/ to get more information about Skedaddle’s humane bat removal services in Halifax. The site has detailed information about the animal removal services that Skedaddle provides.

About Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control

Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control is Canada’s largest wildlife control company with the experience of over 200,000 wildlife removals and exclusions. Established in 1989, Skedaddle features top of the line environmentally-friendly, poison-free animal/ pest control and cellulose installation. The company is licensed by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Ministry of the Environment, and the preferred choice of Humane Societies and SPCAs for humane wildlife control and removal.


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