Tackling Pigeon Problems

Managing bird populations around your property can feel impossible. These flying rodents come and go as they please, taking over homes and workplaces with loud coos and droppings. Pigeon droppings are ugly to look at, but if they are left sitting, can even cause damage to construction materials. Don’t let these winged pests leave a mark on your residential or commercial property when you can call Toodaloo instead.

Pushing Pigeons Out

One of the most challenging aspects of dealing with birds is their mobility. There isn’t much point in shooing a pigeon off your porch when they are just going to fly right back. This is true of ground-level spaces but it is even worse for taller, multi-unit areas. It is not uncommon for renters or condo owners to have birds nestled in on their balconies. These areas provide a cozy place to call home, usually with access to renewable food sources.

Finding their next meal is a top priority for pigeons. This means that these birds become more intrusive and introduce bacteria into your living space. This is bad enough for homes, but it can be crippling for businesses. No one wants to sit down on a restaurant patio only to have birds swooping down, trying to catch a crumb here or there, only to leave droppings behind. Instead of apologizing to customers and consistently power washing decks, let Toodaloo technicians build up a barrier between birds and your outdoor space.

Working Smarter

Instead of relying on basic bird deterrents, professional pest control services aim to create customized plans for each of our client’s spaces. Barriers and deterrents will change based on the size and style of your property. Netting, for example, might stop pigeons from roosting in rafters but it can’t stop them from landing on rooftops. By incorporating many different styles of deterrents, there is something for everyone. Partnering with Bird-B-Gone allows our pest control experts to offer netting, spike strips, and even audio and visual deterrents to keep pests out of your space.