1. Bats in Your Home
The most obvious sign of bats in your home is seeing live bats inside of your spaces. Bats typically come from a colony of multiple bats, and if you see one inside of your house, there are likely more living somewhere inside of your property. Bats are most active around sunrise or sunset, so bat activity is the most common during these parts of the day. When the sun is up and it’s bright outside, you may not notice any bat activity.2. Unusual Smells
Another clue that you have bats in your home is when you notice an unusual smell. Bat droppings may emit the scent of ammonia throughout your home. Ammonia may be more noticeable if the bats are nesting inside any living spaces in your home. Bats may also leave other unpleasant smells behind when they nest. Bat urine, feces and other residues that bats shed on your property could cause a strange smell. If you notice a strange smell inside of your home, basement, attic or another part of your property, have a professional come and check it out just to be safe.3. Holes and Stains
The next sign of bat activity inside of a home is if you see holes or stains in different parts of your property. Bats enter a home through tiny spaces. The most common entry point for bats is on your roof because it’s high up in the trees, near their natural habitat. Some bats can squeeze themselves into tiny holes that are no longer than an inch or two. If you spot any holes in your attic or roof, that may be a clue there are bats coming in. The holes may also be stained with black resin if bats have recently used them.4. Squeaking Noises
The fourth sign of bats hiding in your home somewhere is noise. If you hear quiet squeaking noises within your walls or up in your attic, you may not be alone. Bats make squeaking noises that are high-pitched and different from other small mammals. You may also hear other types of noises in your attic, basement or roof if there are bats living inside of your home. Bat sounds include scratching, chewing or scurrying. The most common time where you would hear these noises would be at dawn or dusk when bats are the most active.Effective Bat Removal in Kitchener
Another clue that there is a bat problem inside of your home is if you see bat droppings. Bats may leave their droppings on window sills, the porch or in your attic insulation. Bat droppings are toxic to humans, so it’s important to not touch them and call a professional like Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control to take care of them. The droppings are small, black and oval-shaped. Our team can come out, safely remove bats from your property and clean up the destruction.
Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control has experience with safe bat removal in Kitchener. Contact us if you are concerned about a potential bat problem in your house. 
