Geez. I feel sorry for the owner of this house. That is just one of the major reasons why people need to check their roof on a regular basis. We'll never know if bats or the birds have already made a hole on your roof, which could be more dangerous for the ones living in the house. After all, no one wants to have breakfast with dirt on his/her soup. :P
Creepy! Just looking at the bats crawling in the shingles to hide gave me shivers! How long has it been since the last time the owner of this house checked the roof for damages and infestations? Seriously, if they do not perform regular inspections on their roof, I wouldn’t be surprised if one day they won’t find just bats hiding in the shingles - they might even find DRACULA hiding in there.
Man! That’s a really big colony of bats on the roof. At first, I thought it was just on the edge of the roof’s surface, but up until the end of the video, there was a bat for each shingle that the man removed! That’s one heck of a serious problem for the homeowner.
Like what Willene said, if regular cleaning and roof maintenance was done, then the bat infestation would not have happened. I just can’t think of how long are those bats have been living in there already. They are so MANY!
Geez. I feel sorry for the owner of this house. That is just one of the major reasons why people need to check their roof on a regular basis. We'll never know if bats or the birds have already made a hole on your roof, which could be more dangerous for the ones living in the house. After all, no one wants to have breakfast with dirt on his/her soup. :P
ReplyDeleteWillene Fagen
Creepy! Just looking at the bats crawling in the shingles to hide gave me shivers! How long has it been since the last time the owner of this house checked the roof for damages and infestations? Seriously, if they do not perform regular inspections on their roof, I wouldn’t be surprised if one day they won’t find just bats hiding in the shingles - they might even find DRACULA hiding in there.
ReplyDeleteNoreen Mayweather
Man! That’s a really big colony of bats on the roof. At first, I thought it was just on the edge of the roof’s surface, but up until the end of the video, there was a bat for each shingle that the man removed! That’s one heck of a serious problem for the homeowner.
ReplyDeleteNelson Mcglaughlin
Like what Willene said, if regular cleaning and roof maintenance was done, then the bat infestation would not have happened. I just can’t think of how long are those bats have been living in there already. They are so MANY!
ReplyDelete-Linda Wise