Pigeon Control

Disease – Pigeons carry plenty of dangerous diseases. Some are histoplasmosis, cryptococcosis, psittacosis, and they have the potential to be life-threatening. People with conditions like asthma or a weakened immune system are most at risk.

Food Contamination – Pigeons are a potential food contamination danger to livestock and humans in rural and agricultural areas.

Slip and Fall Risk – Bird droppings are not only unsightly, but also very slippery. This can make walkways, porches and other areas dangerous for foot traffic.

Corrosive Damage to Buildings – Pigeon droppings are highly acidic and can cause damage to building exteriors, vegetation, and property.

Blocked Gutters and Drainage – As birds typically nest in gutters and downpipes, the buildup of their homes can cause water backup, flooding, and other damage.

Fire Risk – If a pigeon builds a nest that blocks up your chimney, it can lead to some serious problems. It can cause a buildup of poisonous gases and increase the risk of structural fire.