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Wherever people and nature meet, conflict seems destined to ensue. Wild animals - particularly those that live in urban areas - have adapted to be survivors that are accustomed to living around humans, and your home presents great opportunities for these daring critters to find shelter and food.

Pests don't make good houseguests! An abundance of wildlife calls Knoxville home, and many of these species would love nothing more than to move into your house and reap the benefits of easy meals and sturdy shelter from the elements. It doesn't matter if they're tiny little ants or a raccoon the size of a dog, any unwanted bugs and critters can inflict widespread damage and spread dangerous diseases if they move in under your roof.

Bats are a common wildlife species in the Knoxville area, and their presence is often beneficial. Bats are nocturnal, insectivorous predators that feast on flying insects, playing a key role in controlling local populations of mosquitoes. If you see bats flying around your yard around dusk or dawn, it usually isn't a cause for concern.