Icon Pest Bird Removal in Barrie
We rely on our years of experience in pest control management. Icon Pest & Wildlife Control uses effective bird removal techniques.
It can be a nuisance when birds congregate in your office or home. Bird droppings are not just unsightly but can harbour diseases and corrode your rooftops. Nests can block air vents or presents a fire hazard. Icon Pest can provide products that discourage birds from gathering where they are not wanted. Many birds are protected by law and require safe and humane removal procedures. For this, it is advisable to call experts like our team at Icon Pest to manage the birds’ removal from your home.
How do I protect my home from birds?
Birds can be a nuisance when they inhabit your home or business property. They can cause lots of money owing to damage. Below are a few home remedies to deter birds away from your home or office environment.
Shiny Objects
Shiny, reflective objects make significant deterrents for problematic birds. The reflection of light off of these objects discourages birds from returning to these areas. These shiny objects, such as old CDs, aluminum cans, tin foil, small mirrors, can be hung near nesting or landing areas frequented by the problematic birds.
Predators
Birds have many natural predators, including cats, owls, and larger birds of prey. Placing objects in the shape of these predators around areas frequented by nuisance birds can deter them from nesting or landing near them. Ensure you move these objects around every few days, or the birds will get used to them and begin to ignore them.
Garden Balls
Round garden balls can be placed in your garden or hung from trees, fence posts, and stakes are a natural bird repellent. Birds will confuse these spherical orbs with eyes and try to avoid them.
Repellent Sprays
The most popular is a concoction of chilli peppers, water, and vinegar. This mixture can either be heated in a crockpot for a few hours to infuse or be placed in a clear glass in the sunlight for a natural infusion. Once finished, put the repellent in a plant mister and spray any areas where birds are causing problems.
Bird Spikes
Bird spikes are long, needle-like rods used for bird control. These spikes can be made of tin or plastic cans and placed in the dirt or attached with wire to window sills and overhangs. Birds find these spikes uncomfortable and won’t land on them, keeping them away from family populated areas around your home.
If you try these home remedies and you still have an issue with birds, your other option is to contact us at Icon Pest; we can come and thoroughly evaluate your home to help determine not only the species of bird you are dealing with but also the best course of action to safely and humanely remove the birds and sanitize the area.
Why choose Icon Pest for your Bird Removal needs?
With over 25 years of experience, Icon Pest’s team of professionals has earned a reputation for being an efficient, safe and sanitary bird removal service in Barrie. Our outstanding customer reviews are a testament to our quality of service. We deliver cost-effective solutions to customers looking for bird removal solutions in Barrie.
Our valued customers have the first-hand experience in our exceptional service regarding bird removal and trust us to do the job.
Bird droppings carry histoplasmosis, a respiratory disease that can kill you. The droppings also contain foodborne bacteria such as salmonella and e. coli; these bacteria can be spread throughout your house by your ventilation system. Our team ensures that meticulous cleaning occurs after removing birds to prevent any of these types of bacteria from spreading.
Prompt, professional service. They arrived when they said they would and persisted until raccoons were captured. All texts and calls were returned promptly.
Amazing job by these guys. Showed up on time, did all the work quoted and very friendly & clean
Many thanks for your knowledge, expertise & quick response to our pest control needs. Icon Pest Control & Wildlife Removal provides quality service at a fair price.
