Pigeons, starlings, and sparrows nest in vents, eaves, and signage, and the droppings are corrosive and a health concern. We remove the nests, install exclusion and deterrents, and clean up the mess. For business sites and netting, see commercial.
Birds return to the same roost, so removal without exclusion only resets the clock. The deterrent is the durable part.
Find the nests and roosts - dryer and bath vents, eaves, ledges, and signage - and assess the droppings and damage.
Remove the nests and clean the droppings, which are corrosive to surfaces and a respiratory concern.
Install exclusion at vents and entry points and deterrents on ledges and roosts so the birds settle elsewhere.
Residential bird work is about vents, eaves, and ledges. For warehouses, storefronts, and structural bird netting, our commercial bird control handles the larger scope.
This is part of our full wildlife removal and exclusion program. Damage repair and cleanup run through home repair and attic insulation.
Pigeons, European starlings, and house sparrows are the common nuisance species here. They nest on and inside structures, and their droppings damage surfaces and carry health risks.
Yes. Accumulated droppings can harbor pathogens and are corrosive to building surfaces and vehicles, so cleanup is part of the work, not an afterthought.
Exclusion at vents and entry points plus deterrents on ledges and roosts. Birds are loyal to a roost, so the deterrent is what makes the removal stick.
Yes, as a separate scope. For warehouses, storefronts, and structural netting, see our commercial bird control.
One inspection maps the roosts, clears the nests, and sets the exclusion and deterrent plan.
