As the responsible culprits of most of the bird fouling in town, pigeons not only destroy paint work and increase slip hazards on pavement, but carry a number of potentially infectious diseases. Pigeons breed throughout the year, mostly between spring and early summer with several broods, typically laying 2 eggs per clutch. Pigeon populations can be controlled by removing food sources and discouraging the public from feeding them. Their nests are also a breeding ground for a number of insects, which is why St George’s Pest Control recommends swift action.

For the treatment or prevention of bird problems each situation would require a survey to establish the most suitable method necessary. There are several proofing options available such as Bird Netting, Bird Spiking, Optical Bird Gel and Chimney Guards. We offer surveys and quotations free of charge and can recommend the most suitable proofing option for your premises.

Though pigeons do their part to rid the streets of uneaten food, these common mischief-makers love befouling statues, destroying vehicle paint jobs, and increasing the fall factor on ladders and fire escapes. At St George’s Pest Control, we’re committed to preventing these menaces from spreading disease and respiratory infections, and we’ll pull out all of the stops to find a solution that works for you.