Pigeon control for Millerton Lake homes

Pigeons look for the same things people do: shelter from the sun, a dry ledge and a spot out of the wind. A foothill house offers plenty. Solar arrays leave a warm, shaded gap underneath, eaves and patio covers make easy roosts, and larger lots often include outbuildings, shops and covered storage with open rafters. Once a few birds settle in, more follow. Droppings pile up, nesting material sticks out of the corners and the whole spot starts to smell. Hot summers push birds into any shade they can find, and the cool underside of a roof or panel is exactly that.

The mess is more than cosmetic. Droppings stain stucco, roof tiles and awnings, and they can damage paint. Nests slide into gutters and clog downspouts. Under solar panels, droppings and debris collect where you cannot see them. We start by looking at where the birds are roosting, then we remove nests, debris and droppings, bag them and sanitize the area. That step matters, because leftover scent and nesting material can invite new birds to the same spot. Gutters near a roost often hold feathers and straw too, so we look there while we are working.

Cleanup alone is only half the job. We then install exclusion and deterrents that block access, such as mesh guards around the edges of a solar array and prevention along ledges and rooflines. Which pieces fit depends on the building, and we walk you through what went where. If solar panels or gutters were affected, we can clean them on the same visit, which makes it an easy pairing. This is bird proofing and clean-up, so we focus on making the spot unwelcome. We are licensed and insured, we work every day of the week, and our guarantee means we return if something is not right. If you are not sure what is causing the noise or stains, call and describe it.