Bats Causing Problems all over the country, A All Animal Control can help

Bat control and removal needs are on the rise at this time of year.

Bats are migrating into the area and taking over homes and businesses all over the country. Bats tend to migrate and rear their young in attics, crawlspaces, chimneys, soffits and walls of homes, businesses and commercial buildings.

How do you know if you have bats in your home or business? One of the common ways to tell is by noticing any mouse-like droppings on the siding or ground near an entry point for the bats. Another way to tell is to do a bat watch at night and see if anything flies out of your home or business. Other signs include screeching, noises in the walls, attic or crawlspaces.

A All Animal Control has been providing bat colony removal since 1995 and has resolved thousands of bat problems safely and effectively. We also offer attic restoration which includes removal of bat guano, deodorizing, disinfecting and replacing infected insulation.

Bats are known rabies carriers. If a bat enters the home, it is possible that a pet or human could be bitten. If you cannot prove that the bat did not bite anyone in the home then please notify your local health department and follow up with rabies shots.
A All Animal Control guarantees that the bat infestation will be fully resolved.

To protect your family or employees from potential disease due to dangerous bats, call the wildlife control professionals at A All Animal Control.

Python Control in Florida

Pythons and other snakes can certainly be a nuisance. In 1992 large numbers of pythons escaped from pet stores ravaged by Hurricane Andrew. Experts also believe that pet owners have released them into the wild once they grew too large. Since then their numbers have substantially increased to where there are thousands of pythons in the wilds of South Florida.

Since the death of a toddler strangled by a pet python, the Governor has decided that experienced herpetologists will be called upon to capture and properly euthanize these animals. So far fifteen permits have been issued and those who have actively used these permits will receive an extension. All that is required thus far is to be a resident of Florida, have a digital camera and a GPS system to mark the site where the python was found.

We here at A All Animal Control strongly believe that this is the perfect opportunity to start up a Nuisance Wildlife Control Center. What better way to be out there doing something you love while helping out the population?

Check out this informative video.

After seeing that who wouldn't want to jump in on this opportunity in Nuisance Wildlife Control?








Information taken from USA Today and ABC News.

Bat Control in the United States

Bat control in the United States is a very important service. Bats are beneficial creatures but when they reside in your home, the benefit to you is short lived.

Bats love to reside in attics and chimney's and will roost year round if temperatures allow it. The bad news is that bats will carry rabies, bat bugs and mites. They also can have histoplasmosis in their droppings. That is not exactly what you want to have in your attic!

How do you know if you have bats in your attic?

You may hear screeching, high pitched squeaks or squeals and maybe high pitched chatter. If you suspect you have bats, go out in the evening and do a "bat watch". Watch for the bats to exit the home or business and if they are there, call a bat control professional to resolve this issue for you. Do it yourself bat control is not a good idea and can lead to many other problems for you. The professionals at A All Animal Control will resolve your bat issue and return your home or business to like new condition!

White Nose Syndrome in Bats

Bats across the East Coast are experiencing losses from White Nose Syndrome. Estimates put the losses at a million of these very important animals.

An informative video can be found here: White Nose Syndrome

Ask The Wildlife Pros!

Have you ever had a wildlife problem and just needed to ask someone about it? Thousands of home and business owners experience problems with wildlife each year and don't know where to turn to. Now with AskTheWildlifePros.com, you have that expert right at your fingertips!

AskTheWildlifePros.com is you one source for asking a question, troubleshooting your own wildlife problem, researching more information and learning how to get help.

If you need technical assistance, hands on expertise or products to control the problem, AskTheWildlifePros.com is the place to come and find help.

AskTheWildlifePros.com is sponsored by the Wildlife Management Professionals at A All Animal Control.

Wildlife Out of Control This Spring!

Spring has to be the best time of year. With such a long and harsh winter in 2008, we are all glad to see the temperatures warm up and the green begin to emerge from a brown world.

Spring will also bring lots of wildlife invaders coming into homes and businesses. Squirrels will be nesting in attics, bats will migrate back in and roost in attics and chimneys too. New life emerges and nature reclaims her place once again.

We love spring and are busily going about our routes helping people solve wildlife conflicts. We are truly blessed to live in this country and enjoy the work we do. Working with wildlife is our passion and helping others with wildlife problems is what we live for each day.

A All Animal Control is ready to serve you and solve all your wildlife and pest control problems. Contact your local office for assistance today!

7 Tips To Keep Your Home Wildlife Problem Free!

With the change of the seasons, wildlife will start their annual migration into your home. It is getting cold outside and animals need a place to hibernate or simply hole up when the temps fall below normal.

Most infestations can be easily solved. If the animals are left in the home or business for extended periods, it will be harder for you to remove them.

What can you do to ensure they won't invade your space?

1. Start from the ground and look for entry places such as where plumbing and electrical wires enter the home.
2. Look at your siding to ensure there are no missing pieces or holes in existing siding.
3. Observe connecting rooflines for security and any missing shingles, soffit or fascia.
4. Check the chimney for a cap and if there is one, make sure it is not damaged or ill fitting.
5. Check attic vents for security and proper screening in place.
6. Look for signs of digging under porches and patios indicating an animal is living there.
7. Check vents on the side of the home for proper operation and screening.

If you have a wildlife problem and need professional assistance, call the professionals at A All Animal Control