Blog
Pigeon Issues For Denver Homes & Businesses
November 16, 2009
Melissa Hamel, PCOcentral
Pigeons are filthy birds that thrive in Denver’s urban environment. That’s because of the ease in acquiring food and the ability to find safe nesting areas. Commercial buildings and even private homes offer a variety of nesting sites with their exteriors full of crooks and nannies that appeal to pigeons. Commonly referred to as flying rats, these day-time pest birds act very similarly to city rats and mice. They forage for anything edible and are not deterred by attempts to scare them off with replicas of their predators. It is also not unusual to see pigeons being fed by humans in parks and nearby buildings but this only contributes to pigeon problems and should be discouraged. While they appear harmless, pigeons can carry many infectious diseases like Histoplasmosis, cryptococcosis, toxoplasmosis, and can spread be blamed for conditions that cause salmonella and food poisoning. Their droppings are responsible for accelerating the aging process of man-made structures and are known to cause slips and falls. If you have a pigeon problem you should address it immediately to prevent the pigeon population around your property from growing larger. At EnviroPest our Pigeon control services are extremely effective in getting rid of pigeons from homes and businesses throughout Colorado.
At EnviroPest our skilled team members are trained to trap and remove pigeons and will provide professional, effective pigeon control for Denver and all of Colorado. If your building has been invaded by pigeons , contact EnviroPest for help. Our Pigeon Removal Services are extremely effective in eliminating current pigeon problems and from preventing future ones. For your added convenience our Animal Repair and Restoration division can help you fix any damages caused by these pest birds. To learn more, please contact us today!
Leave the first comment
- Recent Posts:
- January 16, 2012 -
Keep Your Pest Control Services Through The Winter - January 3, 2012 -
Pests and Your Health in the New Year - December 28, 2011 -
Look Out For Bed Bugs After The Holidays
- Blog Archive:
- 2012
- January 16, 2012 -
Keep Your Pest Control Services Through The Winter - January 3, 2012 -
Pests and Your Health in the New Year - 2011
- December 28, 2011 -
Look Out For Bed Bugs After The Holidays - December 6, 2011 -
Animals That Get In Your Attic - November 16, 2011 -
Hearing Things? Could Be A Mouse!







