Bird Control
Reason for Getting Bird Control
Defacement:
Bird droppings frequently deface public buildings, private dwellings, ledges, windows and footpaths. Inside, droppings may fall on machinery, tools, structural timbers and clothing. Accumulated moist droppings may serve as a breeding ground for flies. This leads to development and is a compelling reason to control birds.
- Property Damage:
Droppings may clog gutters and downpipes, causing roofs to leak. Roofing life can be cut dramatically by prolonged bird usage. The droppings can be responsible for rust and corrosion and the uric acid content can mar the paint on automobiles, machinery and buildings. This makes it necessary for residents to have bird control.
- Disease Potential:
Some virulent diseases can be spread by pest birds. Some severe fungal diseases are closely linked with bird droppings which serve as a disease reservoir. The most widely known diseases include cryptococcosis, histoplasmosis, Newcastle disease, psittacosis, gastroenteritis, encephalitis, toxoplasmosis and aspergillosis.
- Associated Pests:
Certain insects, mites and ticks capable of affecting the well-being of humans and animals can be found living on birds or in their nests. Such pests include bed bugs, carpet beetles, clothes moths, called beetles, red poultry mite, tropical fowl mite, pigeon tick, spider beetle, lesser house fly, larder beetle and many others.
- Contamination of Food and Feed:
Pest birds may not directly consume much food but they are capable of infecting vast amounts. Droppings may contain vast numbers of viable organisms capable of adversely affecting one's health. Contaminated livestock feed and food intended for humans must be discarded, thus increasing costs. Food can also be contaminated by feathers, ectoparasites, debris from birds' nests and dead birds.
- Noise:
Starlings in particular can cause considerable disturbance when roosting together. This exasperating noise may prevent people from sleeping and is a strong reason for getting bird control.
- Safety Hazard:
Bird droppings on footpaths, steps and fire escapes may pose a hazard to pedestrian traffic.
- Displacement of Native Birds:
Colourful native birds are often compelled to leave an area when they cannot compete with aggressive pest species for food and nesting sites.
Methods adopted by us for Bird Control:
Control of Birds by Proofing Measures: We provide bird management by proofing measures so that pest birds do not have access to perches or roosting places.
- Spike System
- Net System
