Mole removal in Cincinnati Ohio

While there is snow still covering the ground in Cincinnati Ohio our Friends the moles are still active and as soon as the snow melts those awful mounds will be visible. Moles do not hibernate however they will go deeper in search of earth worms. After this snow melts and the soil warms moles will be "cleaning" their upper tunnels and the activity can be impressive. Removal of moles is the only tried and true method of control as a matter of fact one of the companies that came out with a mole poison has now brought a mole trap to market, when their mole poison was hailed as a be all end all for mole control. Don't fall for gimmicks learn to use mole traps yourself or hire someone who has the knowledge to remove them for you. Advantage Wildlife Removal offers mole removal year around. www.advantage-wr.com www.thewildlifepros.com

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Raccoon entry into attics often results in large amounts of droppings. Due to health risks removal of droppings and urine fouled insulation should be done by a professional with experience and insurance. While raccoons create quite a mess, when bats are in an attic for a period of time the amount of droppings can be staggering! Many homeowners believe these animals will leave on their own and these are the cases where we find unbelievable amounts of droppings and damage to the home, if you suspect you have a wildlife invader problem don't delay contact a professional to remove the offending wildlife and offer a solution to stop future entry. If you are in the Cincinnati Ohio area and suspect you have a wildlife problem we would be happy to answer any questions you have. 513-553-1888 http://www.thewildlifepros.com/

Bats in attic in Cincinnati Ohio

Bat season is winding down here in Cincinnati Ohio. But these female colonies will return in the spring. Males and lone females will continue to cause problems throughout the winter months, many of these single bats will find their way into the interior of the home especially after a cold spell followed by a warm up. Any bat found in a home where people have been sleeping or with young children or adults who are unable to communicate should be tested for rabies.(This can be verified by contacting the Hamilton County Board of Health or CDC.) Advantage Wildlife Removal is able to remove single bats along with offering bat proofing of homes with colonies of bats. Bat exclusion is a meticulous process best left to a professional, done wrong it can result in death of bats and a smell problem at best or driving of bats from attic into the interior of home at worst. Being woken at 2 a.m. with 50 bats in your home is a situation most would rather avoid. If you have a bat problem feel free to contact us we are always happy to help you in any way and we answer 24/7 7 days a week.

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