Birds such as sparrows, starlings, and pigeons readily nest in dryer vents, exhaust fans, eaves, gutters, and ledges. Beyond the noise and mess, these nests block airflow, create fire and odor hazards, and harbor secondary pests like bird mites, beetles, and flies.
Resolving the problem means removing the nest, cleaning and treating the site, and installing exclusion so birds can’t return to the same spot.
How to identify
- Nesting material in vents, eaves, gutters, and ledges
- Repeated bird traffic to one opening
- Droppings and debris below the nest site
Signs of an infestation
- Chirping or scratching in vents and walls
- Blocked dryer or exhaust vents
- Droppings, feathers, and nesting debris
- Secondary insects (mites, beetles) near the nest
Risks & concerns
- Blocked vents create fire and airflow hazards
- Harbor bird mites and other secondary pests
- Droppings carry bacteria and cause odor
How we treat bird nests
We remove the nest, clean and treat the site for secondary pests, and install exclusion (vent covers, screening) to keep birds from re-nesting.
Bird Nests control
Get rid of bird nests for good
Call or text to find the best solution for your pest problem. Appointments are typically available within 24 hours.