Pigeon waste removal cannot always wait. We respond any time, day or night, and mobilize quickly to protect your property.
Our OSHA- and EPA-certified technicians use proper containment and protective equipment to eliminate health risks safely on every job.
We work efficiently and respectfully, keeping disruption to your property and daily routine to a minimum throughout the process.
Pigeon damage is often covered by insurance. We work directly with your adjuster and handle the documentation from start to finish.
Pigeon waste should be cleaned by professionals because it poses serious health and safety risks. The droppings can carry harmful fungi and bacteria that cause respiratory diseases like histoplasmosis and cryptococcosis, which can become airborne during cleanup. In addition, the acidic nature of the waste can damage building materials and equipment if not handled properly. Professionals have the right protective gear, disinfectants, and disposal procedures to safely remove and decontaminate affected areas without spreading contaminants or causing structural harm.
Why Choose Professional Remediation?
Health & Safety: Protect yourself from exposure to diseases
Total Decontamination: Eliminate both visible and microscopic contaminants
Legal Disposal: Proper removal and disposal of hazardous materials
Preventing Cross-Contamination: Safeguard unaffected areas of your property
Our technicians use industry-leading equipment and protective gear to ensure your safety every step of the way.
Pigeon droppings carry fungal spores and bacteria that pose real health risks when disturbed without proper protective equipment.
Histoplasmosis is a respiratory illness caused by a fungus that grows in dried bird droppings. When disturbed, spores become airborne and can be inhaled, causing symptoms that can become severe in immunocompromised individuals.
Cryptococcosis is a fungal infection also found in pigeon waste that can affect the lungs and spread to the central nervous system in serious cases.
Beyond health risks, accumulated droppings are highly acidic and will erode roofing materials, clog drainage systems, and damage HVAC equipment over time. Professional removal is the only safe solution.