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Types of Bird Problems in Michigan
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Bird problems in commercial building
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Birds nesting on building signs
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Woodpecker holes and pecking sounds
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Birds In Loading Docks
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Birds in Industrial Buildings
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Birds nesting in the attic
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Birds nesting in eaves
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Birds nesting above doorways
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Pigeon Removal and Control
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Birds in Parking Structures
Bird Control Strategies and Solutions
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Identify the Bird Species
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Use Bird Deterrents (Netting, Spikes, wires, visual deterrents, and sonic devices)
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Habitat Modification
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Exclusion Techniques: Sealing and blocking entry points
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Bird Repellents
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Bird-Proofing Structures
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Trapping and Relocation
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Avian Birth Control
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Education and Public Awareness
If you are trying to decide who to hire a bird control company in Michigan or surrounding areas for nuisance bird control services this page may help you. We are a private for-hire service and do not remove domestic animals such as cats or dogs. Please contact us for more bird abatement services we offer in Michigan.
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Bird Control Pricing Guide- How We Do It
Get The Good Residential
Just Get Birds Out
$400-$800 /Exclusion
- 1 Year Warranty
- Roof-Vent Sealing
- Clear Sealant/ Black Foam
Better Residential
Keep Birds Out
$800-$1,500 / Exclusion
- 3 Year Warranty
- Roof-Vent Screen
- Color Match Caulk
Commercial Bird control
Industrial Bird Control
$1,500+ / Exclusion
- 5 Year Warranty
- Visual Detterents
- Physical Barriars
- Full Building Exclusion
- Clean-up of Bird Droppings
Common Species of Birds We Control In Michigan
Pigeon Control Service
Humane Pigeon Removal
Pigeon control refers to the measures taken to manage and reduce the population of pigeons in a particular area. Pigeons can be a nuisance and a health hazard, particularly in urban areas, where they congregate in large numbers and can cause damage to buildings, bridges, and other structures.
There are a variety of methods used to control pigeon populations, including physical barriers, such as netting or spikes, visual deterrents, such as predator decoys, and chemical deterrents, such as bird repellents. In some cases, trapping and relocation may also be used to manage pigeon populations.
Pigeon control is important for public health and safety, as pigeons can carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans, and their droppings can cause damage to property and create unsanitary conditions.
Chimney Swift Control Service
Humane Chimney Swift Removal
Chimney swift control refers to the management and reduction of populations of chimney swifts, a species of bird commonly found in North America that nests in chimneys and other man-made structures.
Chimney swifts play an important role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations, but their nesting habits can cause problems for homeowners and property managers. Their droppings can create unsanitary conditions, and the birds can cause damage to chimneys and other structures.
There are several methods used to control chimney swift populations, including the installation of chimney caps or screens to prevent the birds from entering, the removal of existing nests during the non-breeding season, and the use of non-lethal deterrents such as bird calls or visual deterrents to discourage nesting.
It is important to note that chimney swifts are protected by federal law under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and any control measures must be undertaken in accordance with state and federal regulations.
Sparrow Control Service
Humane Sparrow Removal
Sparrow control refers to the management and reduction of populations of sparrows, a common bird species found in many parts of the world. Sparrows can be considered pests in certain situations, particularly in urban areas, where they can cause damage to property and crops, and create unsanitary conditions.
There are several methods used to control sparrow populations, including physical barriers, such as netting or spikes, trapping and relocation, and the use of chemical deterrents, such as bird repellents. In some cases, the installation of nest boxes or other nesting sites away from sensitive areas may also be used as a form of population management.
It is important to note that some species of sparrows, such as the house sparrow, are non-native and can be invasive, causing harm to native bird populations. However, other species, such as the song sparrow, are native and play an important role in the ecosystem. Any control measures should be undertaken in accordance with state and federal regulations, and care should be taken to avoid harming non-target species.
Starling Control Service
Humane Starling Removal
Starling control refers to the management and reduction of populations of European starlings, a non-native bird species that has become established in many parts of the world, including North America. Starlings are known for their aggressive behavior and their tendency to compete with native bird species for nesting sites and food.
There are several methods used to control starling populations, including physical barriers, such as netting or spikes, trapping and relocation, and the use of chemical deterrents, such as bird repellents. In some cases, the installation of nest boxes or other nesting sites away from sensitive areas may also be used as a form of population management.
It is important to note that European starlings are protected by federal law under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and any control measures must be undertaken in accordance with state and federal regulations. Care should be taken to avoid harming non-target species, and efforts should be made to support the conservation of native bird populations.
Swallow Control Service
Humane Swallow Removal
Swallow bird control refers to the management and reduction of populations of swallows, a group of bird species found in many parts of the world. Swallows are known for their distinctive nesting habits, building mud nests on the sides of buildings, bridges, and other man-made structures.
While swallows are not typically considered pests, their nesting habits can cause problems for homeowners and property managers, particularly when their droppings create unsanitary conditions or when the nests interfere with the use of buildings or other structures.
There are several methods used to control swallow populations, including physical barriers, such as netting or spikes, the removal of existing nests during the non-breeding season, and the installation of alternative nesting sites away from sensitive areas. In some cases, non-lethal deterrents such as bird calls or visual deterrents may also be used to discourage nesting.
It is important to note that many species of swallows are protected by federal law under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and any control measures must be undertaken in accordance with state and federal regulations. Care should be taken to avoid harming non-target species, and efforts should be made to support the conservation of native bird populations.
Woodpecker Control Service
Humane Woodpecker Removal
Woodpecker control refers to the management and reduction of populations of woodpeckers, a group of bird species found in many parts of the world. Woodpeckers are known for their distinctive drumming and pecking behavior, which can cause damage to trees, wooden structures, and other man-made materials.
While woodpeckers are an important part of many ecosystems, their behavior can create problems for homeowners and property managers, particularly when their drumming or pecking causes damage to buildings or other structures.
There are several methods used to control woodpecker populations, including physical barriers, such as netting or spikes, the use of visual or auditory deterrents, and the installation of alternative nesting sites away from sensitive areas. In some cases, non-lethal chemical deterrents may also be used to discourage woodpeckers from pecking or drumming on structures.
It is important to note that many species of woodpeckers are protected by federal law under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and any control measures must be undertaken in accordance with state and federal regulations. Care should be taken to avoid harming non-target species, and efforts should be made to support the conservation of native bird populations.
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