The homeowner can take precautions to avoid allowing pests to take up residence in his attic. Garbage cans are especially attractive to raccoons. Debris in the yard and specifically close to the building may be a hazard. If it is beyond the prevention stage and rodents are in your attic, you may call Decatur wildlife removal services to come out and remove them from the attic.
The smell of garbage is what attracts these rodents in the first place. Raccoons are a major problem, especially if the lids are left off and they can access your garbage. Once there, your home may appeal to them as a place to live. If they get inside, they will cause damage and a bad odor problem. Sharp little claws will rip into screens and other things.
The raccoon is one of the primary rodents that carry rabies. It can be transferred to humans if they are bitten. Other rabies carriers are bats, skunks and the fox. The experts do not employ poison inside the home. Poison is cruel. Plus if the animal were to die within the house, the dead body would decompose and give off a terrible smell.
After the raccoon or squirrel gains access for the first time, it will go out to find water and food. Then it will easily get back inside. All the urine and droppings deposited in your attic will cause odors and are unsanitary. The health of your family will be at risk. In addition to the rabies virus the animals carry, they have parasites which can be transported to your attic.
Bats have some value for the human population because they are voracious eaters of mosquitoes and other insects. But, when invading your attic, this flying mammal destroys insulation, items you have stored there and even the walls. They are able to squeeze in through the smallest openings. Once inside, they contaminate whatever they come into contact with.
The same destructive habits are attributable to the squirrel. This rodent sneaks in through seemingly tiny openings. He will chew up everything, including wood, with his strong teeth. All of these rodents will find your attic a fine place in which to give birth and raise their young. The experts will not seal off an attic until all the young are old enough to make their way out.
One method they use is to prepare an exit tunnel that will get the raccoons, squirrels and bats to leave through it. It is one of those exits where they can leave, but, once outside, cannot get back in through the tunnel. It is a one-way exit, and after the animals are all out, all possible entryways are sealed to prevent them from getting back inside.
The smell of garbage is what attracts these rodents in the first place. Raccoons are a major problem, especially if the lids are left off and they can access your garbage. Once there, your home may appeal to them as a place to live. If they get inside, they will cause damage and a bad odor problem. Sharp little claws will rip into screens and other things.
The raccoon is one of the primary rodents that carry rabies. It can be transferred to humans if they are bitten. Other rabies carriers are bats, skunks and the fox. The experts do not employ poison inside the home. Poison is cruel. Plus if the animal were to die within the house, the dead body would decompose and give off a terrible smell.
After the raccoon or squirrel gains access for the first time, it will go out to find water and food. Then it will easily get back inside. All the urine and droppings deposited in your attic will cause odors and are unsanitary. The health of your family will be at risk. In addition to the rabies virus the animals carry, they have parasites which can be transported to your attic.
Bats have some value for the human population because they are voracious eaters of mosquitoes and other insects. But, when invading your attic, this flying mammal destroys insulation, items you have stored there and even the walls. They are able to squeeze in through the smallest openings. Once inside, they contaminate whatever they come into contact with.
The same destructive habits are attributable to the squirrel. This rodent sneaks in through seemingly tiny openings. He will chew up everything, including wood, with his strong teeth. All of these rodents will find your attic a fine place in which to give birth and raise their young. The experts will not seal off an attic until all the young are old enough to make their way out.
One method they use is to prepare an exit tunnel that will get the raccoons, squirrels and bats to leave through it. It is one of those exits where they can leave, but, once outside, cannot get back in through the tunnel. It is a one-way exit, and after the animals are all out, all possible entryways are sealed to prevent them from getting back inside.
About the Author:
Dave L. Weglin believes in safe animal control practices and has worked in the field for over 20 years. If you are looking to find the Best Atlanta Snake Control Removal Service Company in Decatur and Tucker, GA then he recommend you visit his friend at www.crocodiledave.com
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