You probably know the problems with having birds around your home. First ,they can cause disease if they come in contact with us. Pigeons, for example, carry more than eight very serious diseases which are harmful to us, and to some extent your pets. They can also host insects on them such as ticks which can cause even more disease. Nearly all bird species are carriers of human-related disease. For this reason by itself we should not be touching any wild birds or manually cleaning up after their messes.

Birds can also make your home look awful, cause annoying noise, and much more. Woodpeckers can destroy your trees by poking holes in them for their nests, not to mention the noise they make as they are creating the holes in your trees. Birds can roost under your solar panels. This can cause lots of issues including noise at many times of the night and day. Birds of any species can build nests on or around your home and cause all kinds of damage to it.

Bird poop is highly acidic and will cause any surface it drops on to disintegrate over time. A perfect example is pigeons. Their droppings are solely responsible for the greatest damage to concrete bridges across the US. When birds nest along your roof, the poo will eat right through your roofing material and cause it to leak. Bird feces are nasty to look at and can also cause damage to your car’s paint. If you see bird feces on your vehicle, we suggest that you clean them with water from a garden hose or in a car wash as soon as possible.

How do you control birds that are damaging your house or making a nuisance of themselves? For the everyday person this is a very difficult task. Before you even start, you need to know the laws of protection that are in force for most aviary species. For example, once many bird species completely build their nests (which can only take a few hours), you may not move or destroy it. Doing so can cost you up to $10k in fines – PER NEST. As we specialize in aviary control and removal, we understand what the laws are, and we adhere to those laws with every procedure that we do. You will not EVER be responsible for any state fines due to our work because we strictly obey all of them. This goes for all federal laws as well as all state and local laws.

If there are laws in place that protect birds, what can be done about them (and we don’t really want to hurt the cute little creatures, anyway, right?)? Right – so what we do is one of 2 things. First, we deter them. We have special deterrents that we use to keep the birds away from places where we don’t want them. They do not cause harm the birds at all, they just scare them or make it terribly inconvenient for them to be in that space.

The second thing we can do to keep birds away from places that you don’t want them is we install bird netting. This is effective especially around areas like solar panels and other smaller areas that you want to keep birds away from – such as under parapets etc. We generally install the netting in places where it is not visible to you – you won’t see it unless you are really trying to find it. The other really amazing thing about our service is our warranties – you definitely want to inquire about this when you call us because our warranties are about the best in the industry (can you say lifetime?).

What else do we do with birds? Sometimes we will have to move them to keep them away from your environment. However, we NEVER exterminate birds or otherwise displace them into spaces that they will not live – we always make sure they will be happy in their new environment, and most importantly, that you are happy with yours!

Bird Cleanup in Glendale, Arizona is our specialty. We have over 35 years experience in bird control, and we always take the best care of everyone that we help. Your bird problems will be completely gone, and that is not only a guarantee, but also our warranty to you! If you have any type of bird around your home and you want them removed, call us today at 623-587-0125. We can get rid of your most challenging bird problems in Glendale – we are local, family owned and operated, and not a franchise.