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Five Places You’d Never Expect To Find Bats In Your House

by Ron Pelshaw | Apr 14, 2015 | Bat removal, Blog, Uncategorized

Over the years we have accumulated our fair share of bat removal horror stories. We thought we would share a few just to keep you up at night. Here are five places you’d never expect to find bats in your house… 1) Bats in your chimney This is actually not...

Easter Bat Greeting At The White House

by Ron Pelshaw | Apr 6, 2015 | Blog, Uncategorized

One of our desires at Bat Removal and Prevention is to educate our clients on the importance of bats in their surrounding ecosystem. It is important to note that our goal is never to simply eradicate bats from your community, just from your house. Bats are wonderful...

Do You Recognize The 7 Early Warning Signs Of A Bat Infestation?

by Ron Pelshaw | Feb 5, 2015 | Bat removal, Blog, Uncategorized

So you think you have mice? Scratching or chewing noises are often misdiagnosed to be a small rodent while mouse traps go un-triggered. Bat infestations all-too-often go unnoticed because of their similarities with small rodents. Today we will cover the 7 early...

Getting Rid of Bats In Your House Once And For All

by Ron Pelshaw | Dec 30, 2014 | Bat removal, Blog, Uncategorized

Getting Rid of Bats In Your House Once And For All When a bat is flying around in your home, you want to get rid of it quickly. You’re not alone. One of our most-asked questions is concerning the removal of bats flying around a house. Here at Bat Removal and...

Raccoon Removal & Traits

by Ron Pelshaw | Nov 6, 2014 | Blog, Michigan Critters, Uncategorized

Common Raccoon Traits Raccoons are found in most areas of North America, including Michigan. These animals are considered a terrific nuisance when they invade and take up residence in urban areas. Since raccoons can cause immense damage to gardens and buildings apart...

Mice Removal in Michigan

by Ron Pelshaw | Oct 27, 2014 | Blog, Michigan Critters, Uncategorized

Mice in a Michigan home can be detected by gnaw marks, squeaks and scurrying noises in the night, mouse droppings, and so on. As mice breed very quickly, even if only a single mouse is sighted, it can mean that many mice reside in the home. Mouse removal should be a...