A All Animal Control South Charlotte is an professional Bat Removal company located in Charlotte, North Carolina and services the area for problems relating to Control of Bats and bat colonies.
We are experts in Bat Control and Bat Removal in Charlotte, North Carolina. And our list of services also includes Wildlife Management, Animal Control, Animal Removal and Cleaning and Repairs for Residential, and Commercial Industrial Properties relating to any wildlife in the Charlotte area. We also are the experts in guano cleanup. We have a state of the art vacuum system that lets us remove bat guano in a safe and speedy manner. Don't let these winged rats of Charlotte take over your home, give us a call today!!
A All Animal Control South Charlotte specializes in Wildlife Control and Management including Bat Removal, Bat Control, Bat Exclusion, Bird Removal, Squirrel Removal, Raccoon Removal, Skunk Removal and Snake Removal. We remove household pests in a humane manor and will clean up the mess they may have left behind and repair any damage these pests have caused to your home.
A All Animal Control South Charlotte is a full-service animal control company that will assist you with problems caused by Bats, Squirrels, Raccoons, Snakes, Birds, Fox, Skunks, Deer, Geese, Groundhogs, Opossums, Rabbits, Chipmunks and more. We love a challenge so give us a call. Our experience in the greater Charlotte, North Carolina area includes Charlotte wildlife management, skunk removal, raccoon control, snake removal, animal control, Charlotte pest control, Charlotte animal trapping, Charlotte snake removal, bat removal, critter removal, animal control, Charlotte Guano clean up, Charlotte Bat colony displacement and Charlotte Bat removal.
Most of our work is guaranteed for up to 1 year against Bat reentry. We also provide Dead Bat Removal, Bat Control, Bat Cleanup and other services that make us one of the most complete Bat Removal companies in the Charlotte metro area. We are one of only a few companies that have a Nuisance Wildlife Removal Permit from the State of North Carolina and we are FULLY INSURED.
Some interesting Biology about Bats in Charlotte:
Arguably the most BENIFICAIL mammals in the world, bats come in many varieties. The two very common bats to North Carolina are the Little Brown Bat and the Big Brown Bat. The Little Brown Bat is the most common we find colonized in homes around the area. Bats are colonized animals which menas they live in large numbers. We have found bat colonies in the Charlotte area where numbers range from 25 to 800, and have reports of bat colonies with higher numbers. Since bats are so environmentally beneficial, state and local law protects the bat species from the use of any kind of killing removal tactics. Therefore this animal has to be handled very carefully. Exclusion is the only way to deal with a bat colony problem. If you suspect you have bats, call us right away.
In Charlotte the little brown bat is a small mammal with a body length of 3" to 3 1/2" and weighs approximately 1/8 to 1/2 an ounce. The wingspan of little brown bats range from 6 to 8" and they can live 20 to 30 years. Bats are the only mammals that engage in active flight. As their name suggests, they are glossy brown above with a light buff color below.
The Little Brown Bat is found from Labrador west to central Alaska and south to the Appalachians in Florida and Arkansas, located in most states except Florida, North Carolina and southern California and Found abundantly throughout New Hampshire. Here in Charlotte the brown bat is most commonly found in residential attic areas.
Little brown bats are insectivorous, eating a variety of insects including some agricultural pests. They can eat 50% of their own body weight each Charlotte evening. During gestation and lactation, they will eat even more. These nocturnal mammals use echolocation to navigate and locate prey.
Sexual maturity is reached in 6 to 9 months for females and a year for males. Breeding period is from September to October but the female stores the sperm for fertilization in the spring. The young are born from mid-June to early July. In Charlotte, the little brown bats generally have one offspring per year and occasionally two. The young become self-supporting within one month.
Little brown bats feed primarily over wetlands and other still water where insects are abundant. They use our North Carolina Rivers, streams, and trails as travel corridors to navigate across the landscape. Bats will occasionally swoop down close to mammals to indulge on the insects that swarm around them.
Our little brown bats seek cavities for shelter, roosting and brooding. In summer, females brood their young in dark, warm sites such as attics, caves, barns, hollow tree cavities and other protected areas. Little brown bat roost sites are highly variable and not well known.
Don't let Bats of Charlotte NC take over your home!
Give A All Animal Control South Charlotte a call today ~ (704) 256-3148
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