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Some birds can cause structural damage to buildings and homes, and others can pose health threats associated with their droppings. For example, woodpeckers are known to peck at buildings, siding, metal and air conditioners, while soil enriched with starling droppings can lead to diseases like histoplasmosis. These factors make bird pest control and removal paramount for businesses and homeowners alike.
Eliminate, or reduce as much as possible, standing water and areas in which the pest birds can feed.
Keep trash cans covered and areas clean
Never feed pest birds.
Trim trees away from structures; and prune those seen to attract pest bird roosting.
Add obstructions (such as spikes or sticky glues) to ledges where pest birds roost.
Clean gutters to prevent standing water.
If pest birds are feeding on the food in feeders set out for desirable birds, try changing the type of food used. If pest birds are a big problem, it is often advisable to stop using feeders during warm weather.
Recognising the symptoms of bird infestation and receiving a direct remedy can lower the period of time required to manage birds.
Here’s a list of warning signals indicating that it is time to get help:
1: Birds settling roofs or ledges. Bird sounds — constant bird cries, particularly from young girls.
2: Bird nests — nesting stuff strewn on your assumptions.
3: Damaged inventory — out of pecking and bird gallop.
4: Droppings — focused in locations where birds roost.
5: Debris from feathers and planters — can obstruct drainage and purification systems, possibly resulting in wet harm.
Where to search for bird issues Pigeons like to nest on tall buildings, roof voids and incline.
Balconies, both ledges and plumbing around the outside and interior walls are all one of their favorite roosting places.
Any gap bigger than 25mm that enables access in your construction is a possible entry point for pigeons.
Do not let pest birds hurt your company reputation and land!