Arizona Bird Control & Removal

Physical deterrents are the only reliable long-term solution. We install spike strips, netting, or exclusion barriers on every surface where birds were roosting or nesting. Ultrasonic devices and fake owls rarely work once birds are established - they figure them out fast. Our exclusion work prevents re-entry so you don't end up in a cycle of removal and return.

Yes. Pigeon droppings carry histoplasmosis, cryptococcosis, and psittacosis - fungal and bacterial diseases that can become airborne when dried droppings are disturbed. The droppings are also acidic enough to damage paint, roofing materials, and concrete over time. For homes and businesses with foot traffic near roosting areas, professional cleanup and exclusion aren't optional - they're necessary for health and property protection.

Pigeons are not protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, so their nests can be removed at any stage. For other species like sparrows and grackles, we follow all federal and state wildlife regulations. Our team assesses the situation and handles removal in compliance with the law - we'll always let you know the approach before we start.

It depends on the scope - how many roosting areas need deterrents, whether nesting material and droppings need cleanup, and the type of exclusion required. A small residential roofline with spike strips costs significantly less than netting an entire commercial loading dock. We provide free inspections and detailed quotes so you know the full cost before any work begins.

Pigeons are the number one nuisance bird in the Valley by a wide margin. They roost on rooflines, nest under solar panels, and produce droppings year-round. House sparrows and great-tailed grackles are also common - sparrows nest in vents and wall openings, while grackles roost in massive communal flocks in parking lots and commercial areas. All three thrive in Arizona because of the mild climate and easy access to food and water.