Birds 🐦

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From Nuisance to Nesting Nightmare

Birds may seem harmless, but when they start nesting inside vents, attics, chimneys, or under eaves, they bring disease, parasites, noise, odor, and droppings — fast.

🪤 How We Capture & Remove Birds

1. FREE On-Site Estimate

  • We inspect rooflines, attic spaces, vents, chimneys, and soffits for signs of nesting

  • We identify bird species and nesting activity

2. Live Trapping or One-Way Vent Removal

  • When needed, we install live bird traps or one-way exclusion vents depending on the situation and legal requirements

  • We remove nests and sanitize the affected area

3. Clean-Up & Disinfection

  • We remove droppings, feathers, nesting debris, and treat the area with enzymatic cleaner or disinfectant

  • If required, we’ll treat for bird mites or other parasites that often follow infestations

From Nuisance to Nesting Nightmare

Birds may seem harmless, but when they start nesting inside vents, attics, chimneys, or under eaves, they bring disease, parasites, noise, odor, and droppings — fast.

🪤 How We Capture & Remove Birds

1. FREE On-Site Estimate

  • We inspect rooflines, attic spaces, vents, chimneys, and soffits for signs of nesting

  • We identify bird species and nesting activity

2. Live Trapping or One-Way Vent Removal

  • When needed, we install live bird traps or one-way exclusion vents depending on the situation and legal requirements

  • We remove nests and sanitize the affected area

3. Clean-Up & Disinfection

  • We remove droppings, feathers, nesting debris, and treat the area with enzymatic cleaner or disinfectant

  • If required, we’ll treat for bird mites or other parasites that often follow infestations

🧠 The Psychology of Birds

  • Birds are territorial and return to familiar nesting sites year after year

  • They’re drawn to high, sheltered, and warm areas where they feel protected from predators and wind

  • Many species, like starlings, sparrows, and pigeons, will force their way into small gaps to build nests

  • Their droppings are acidic, cause staining, and can transmit diseases like histoplasmosis and salmonella

🏠 How Birds Access Your Home or Building

  • Common entry/nesting points:

    • Bathroom and dryer vents

    • Attic vents and gable ends

    • Roof edges and soffits

    • Under solar panels

    • Exposed ductwork or chimney stacks 

  • They often enter through loose vent covers, cracked siding, or open attic access points

🛡️ How We Prevent Them From Coming Back

  • We permanently seal and screen vents and open areas using:

    • Bird-proof vent caps, galvanized mesh, caulk, and foam sealants

  • We offer ongoing bird-proofing consultations for commercial properties and multi-family buildings

📝 Note: We comply with all local and federal laws protecting migratory birds. Removal methods may vary depending on species and nesting season.

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