
Frequent bird sightings
Regular sightings of pigeons, sparrows, or starlings around your roofline, eaves, gutters, or ledges may indicate they are nesting nearby.
Nuisance birds can quickly become more than just an annoyance when they start nesting or roosting on your home.

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Regular sightings of pigeons, sparrows, or starlings around your roofline, eaves, gutters, or ledges may indicate they are nesting nearby.
Inspect areas where birds tend to rest for signs of nesting materials, such as twigs, grass, feathers, or debris collecting in gutters, roof corners, vents, or on ledges.
If you notice an increase in bird droppings on your property, especially in concentrated areas like walkways, patios, or window ledges, birds may be nesting nearby.
Listen for chirping, scratching, or fluttering sounds, especially early in the morning or at dusk.

Sparrows often nest in small openings around homes, including vents, roof gaps, and under eaves. Their nesting materials can block airflow and clog gutters. Because they’re small and can fit into tight spaces, sparrow problems can go unnoticed until damage or noise becomes obvious.

Starlings tend to gather in large numbers and are known for nesting in vents, soffits, and roof voids. Large flocks can create excessive droppings buildup, noise, and strong odors around homes. They are persistent nesters and will often return to the same location if entry points are not properly sealed.

Pigeons typically roost on rooflines, ledges, chimneys, solar panels, and attic entry points. Their droppings are acidic and can damage roofing materials, siding, and outdoor equipment over time. Pigeons also tend to return to familiar roosting sites, which can quickly turn a minor problem into a long-term infestation if not addressed.
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We’ll inspect your home to check for signs of wildlife and risk factors that could make your home vulnerable.
We'll also patch, seal, and secure your home's exterior using Flexi Armour to ensure that all wildlife stays out.
We'll come back and re-inspect your home each year for wildlife as long as you keep your plan. We will check previously secured entry points and check for new vulnerabilities.
The cost of bird control can vary depending on factors such as the size of your property, the areas birds use, the type of treatments needed, and the size of the bird population. An inspection from Terminix helps determine the most effective solution for your specific situation.
The most effective bird control methods usually combine removal, deterrents, and exclusion to address both current bird activity and future prevention. Some DIY options, like removing food sources or using visual deterrents, can help short term, since many birds dislike reflective objects and unstable landing surfaces. However, persistent birds typically return unless entry points and roosting spots are professionally addressed.
Common and effective bird deterrents include bird spikes, netting, and visual or physical deterrents placed in high-activity areas. Success depends on matching the deterrent to the bird species, behavior, and location. To ensure the deterrents are as effective as possible, consult a professional for proper placement and installation.
If a bird gets inside your home, stay calm and keep people and pets out of the room. Close interior doors, open one window or exterior door if possible, and turn off lights to help guide the bird outside. If the bird is trapped, injured, or won’t leave, contact a wildlife or pest control professional to remove it safely.



