Residential and Commercial Bird Control Professionals Serving Areas Throughout New Jersey
If you’re suffering from nesting birds and/or unsightly droppings, don’t let the problem escalate. Cowleys Pest Services will get the birds out and keep them out for good.
Residential customers often face significant challenges with nuisance birds. Not only do their droppings create unsightly messes, but they can also pose health risks to you and your family. Unfortunately, once these problem birds settle in, they tend to stay for the long term. That's why it's crucial to enlist the help of an experienced bird control professional who can assess the situation and implement effective, cost-efficient bird control measures.
Commercial facilities face similar challenges with nuisance birds, albeit on a larger scale. Health risks and property damage from bird droppings and nesting are major concerns for businesses. If your commercial facility is grappling with bird-related issues, our commercial bird services can provide tailored solutions to address your specific needs. Don't let nuisance birds disrupt your residential or commercial property any longer-reach out to us for expert assistance in resolving these challenges effectively.
Cowleys Pest Services provides Free Estimates for safe and effective bird control in Edison, Somerset, Lakewood and nearby. We are experts in deterring nuisance birds, as well as taking care of the mess and damage they can leave behind. Call us or contact us online today for a free bird control quote in New Jersey!
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Deterrents & behavior modification are proven methods of bird control
Bird control is a multi-tactic approach involving a variety of deterrents, most of them physical, such as bird spikes and netting. Effective long-term bird control requires behavior modification. The whole idea is to make your home inhospitable to birds so they go somewhere else.
Cowleys has the solutions
Bird spikes are a common bird deterrent used on top of homes and buildings.
Cowleys Pest Services has the expertise to investigate and resolve the most complicated bird problem.
We are also experienced in cleaning up bird droppings. Bird droppings are the health equivalent of toxic waste. Don’t subject your family to that sort of danger. Have a professional service with the right protective masks and equipment that is trained in hazmat procedures using the right cleaning products to remove the bird droppings from your home. Have it done right and have it done safely.
Canada Geese
Effectively managing suburban geese requires a comprehensive, integrated approach that combines various methods. A skilled pest control operator, in compliance with relevant laws and regulations, must first identify the factors attracting geese to the site. Then, they can develop a customized plan aimed at reducing these favorable conditions. Typically, a successful goose management program involves a blend of short-term and long-term control measures tailored to the specific needs of the property. By implementing an integrated approach, property owners can effectively mitigate issues related to suburban geese and maintain a conducive environment for residents.
Gulls
Controlling gulls involves preventing them from landing, roosting, and nesting on structures through the use of deterrents. These deterrents can be physical, visual, or auditory in nature. In urban and suburban areas, physical barriers are often the most effective and sustainable long-term solution for managing gull populations. It's crucial to tailor the deterrent approach to address the specific gull infestation at hand, considering factors such as the type of structure and the extent of bird activity. Proper installation of deterrents by a knowledgeable bird removal specialist is essential for ensuring their effectiveness.
Pigeon
Cowleys Pest Services will make your home or property an inhospitable area for pigeons to land, roost, or nest. The objective is to have the pigeons take themselves and their droppings to another, friendlier location. With the right deterrents, the nuisance birds get the message loud and clear that your structure is an undesirable habitat once there is no longer enough real estate on your ledges and other areas to conduct their activities.
Sparrows
Sparrows are highly successful as invasive species due to their rapid dispersal, easy establishment, quick growth, and competitive nature against other species. A single pair of sparrows can yield up to 20 chicks in one breeding season alone. Unlike migratory birds, sparrows don't face the challenges and mortality risks of long-distance migration. Instead, they simply fly short distances from their nests to exploit available nesting sites and food sources.
Starlings
Starlings, introduced to North America, are invasive birds that thrive in both natural and urban environments. They favor nesting in areas with trees or structures offering suitable cavities, such as building walls or pockets. During winter, they seek warmth inside structures like warehouses. A significant health concern associated with starlings is histoplasmosis, a fungal respiratory disease. The fungus, Histoplasma capsulatum, found in their droppings, grows in the soil beneath roosts. Disturbing the site in dry weather can release airborne spores, which pose a risk when inhaled. Professional pest control services can help manage starling infestations and mitigate associated health risks effectively.
Woodpeckers
Woodpeckers breed in the spring and typically lay between two and six eggs. The key to reducing damage is to act quickly when damage first begins. Woodpeckers can be very persistent and their habits hard to break as they continue to damage buildings and trees while searching for food or a place to nest.
Cowleys Pest Services has the experience and expertise to manage the most challenging bird control issues by using the right deterrents to keep them away. Call or contact them today for a free inspection and estimate in Edison, Somerset, Lakewood and the surrounding areas.
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