Atascocita Bat Removal Company Warns Of Dangers Of Bats In The Attic

Humble, Texas -

A recent major bat problem had been detected and removed by Atascocita-based bat removal company, leading to rave customer reviews.

The Critter Team "scored" widespread praise in the Kingwood service area, due to their response to a recently discovered crisis of bats in the attic. After receiving numerous calls from customers, and an in-person follow up of their premises, it was confirmed that a serious bat problem was present and that immediate action was necessary.

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Indeed, immediate action was taken, beginning with an increase in staff. The highly-trained staff went right to work servicing customers homes and with the number of removal teams at work, several homes were bat-free inside of a week. This resulted in a flood of reviews from extremely happy customers.

The Critter Team owner Mike Garrett says that praise can also be given to the customers, whose cooperation helped their staff do their job efficiently. They not only listened to the suggestions given to them; they took action. This reveals in a practical way what's possible with the right information and guidance.

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What people appreciated more about the The Critter Team was their personal interest in the customers' health in relation to the problem. They outlined some sobering details about the dangers of bats in the attic.

Rabies is always a big concern with bats, which is also a bit of a paradox. According to one study, only 6% of the bat population actually has the disease. At the same time, that same small percentage of bats is responsible for at least 90% of human rabies cases, and that through bat bites. It must be emphasized that, in the unfortunate event of a bat bite, one must seek immediate medical attention. Left untreated, rabies can be fatal.

Histoplasmosis is another health problem that can occur if a person is exposed to bat guano, or bat droppings. Their feces emit spores that can cause respiratory dysfunction and can worsen to the point where a person feels that they have tuberculosis.

If the spore inhalation is isolated to the lungs, it can be treated effectively in a short time. However, this too must not be ignored or taken lightly. It can progress to a severity requiring hospitalization, and really severe cases can be fatal.

These concerns overshadow any damage that bats or bat droppings can do to the home. All the same, it can put a real wrench in a home maintenance routine. In fact, since fall is the time when bats will be seeking warm places to shelter themselves, it is a good idea to ensure that any potential openings on the exterior of the home are sealed up to stave off bat entrances, especially any that could be open doors to the attic.

A 100% veteran-owned and -operated business in the Humble area, The Critter Team brings a military work ethic to their humane wildlife removal. Along with bats, they also remove raccoons, squirrels, skunks, armadillos, snakes, opossums, and birds, ensuring the nuisance animals do not return and cause damage to the home. They are committed to aftercare such as feces clean up and wildlife exclusion. The staff is fully licensed and certified.

Many wild animal species, including several bat species, are protected under state and federal law. The Critter Team employs safe and humane methods to remedy bat infestations. One of the company's wild animal control specialists will conduct an inspection to learn how the bats are entering the building. Once the bats are humanely excluded and prevented from returning, they can also provide bat clean-up, guano removal, and insulation replacement services.

Those who want to learn more about bats or methods of removal, click on this link: The Critter Team.