Pigeon Clean-Up

Professional Pigeon Clean-Up Services


Most properties we provide service for in Henderson, Summerlin, Green Valley, Southern Highlands, Mountains Edge, and most of Southern Nevada require the pigeon droppings to be cleaned off the roof. Pigeons nest in their feces. As a result, most nesting & roosting areas contain potentially dangerous diseases and ectoparasites. Some transmissible conditions between birds and humans include Histoplasmosis, Cryptococcosis, E.coli, and bed bugs. Another concern is pigeon droppings are high in urea and can eat through the paper underlayment underneath roof tiles, causing leaks. If not caught promptly, pigeon feces can accumulate on the roof, causing the water to dam up and not drain off the roof properly, leading to leaks.

The first step is thoroughly disinfecting the site, making it safe for workers. To eliminate the accumulation of droppings, the area is cleaned or vacuumed to eliminate the bulk. The Henderson, NV home pictured above was so severe the tiles needed to be removed to clean underneath the tiles. It is important to note that not all roofs need to have the tiles removed, but unfortunately, if a pigeon problem isn't caught promptly, you may have to.

The area is then pressure washed & special enzymatic disinfectants are applied, breaking down the remainder of the droppings. These products are non-toxic, environmentally safe, non-flammable & biodegradable.

Finally, the last step for some homes is to replace the tiles making sure there aren't any gaps in between the tiles creating an opening for new pigeons to nest. We take care of it all!

Recent Blog Posts on Pigeon Clean-Up

By admin 04 Sep, 2018
If you have a pigeon problem than you already know how unsightly it is to have bird droppings on the roof.  Not only is it unsightly, but pigeon feces can cause permanent damage to the roof.  If left untreated the bird droppings will weaken the roof and can cause roof leaks.  If your skeptical watch […]
By admin 02 Aug, 2017
If you haven’t had pigeon cleanup and removal done before, you might be amazed by the amount of damage pigeon feces can do to a roof in a short amount of time if allowed to accumulate.   Most reputable roofing contractors will recommend to have the roof inspected for slipped or broken tiles every three years […]
By admin 18 Nov, 2016
Homeless pigeons around the Las Vegas Valley have finally found their dream homes! For the last several years, more than 15,000 homes have had solar panels installed on their roofs. And while that means great things for Mother Earth, the panels also draw pesky pigeons and their destructive droppings. The panels provide a safe environment […]
By admin 08 Sep, 2016
Pigeons often build their nests near drains and inside of gutters which can lead to bird poop eating through the roof without proper maintenance. One pigeon can produce up to 25 lbs. of poop a year and will nest inside of their own feces.  Pigeon feces left to accumulate can destroy and/or weaken any structure […]
By admin 23 Mar, 2015
Award reflects company’s consistently high level of customer service Pigeons Be Gone has earned the service industry’s coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award, reflecting an exemplary year of service provided to members of the local services marketplace and consumer review site in 2014. “Only about 5 percent of the Pest Control/Pigeon Exterminating companies in southern […]
By admin 13 May, 2011
Many homes are built with eaves, small shady areas on the roof that are ideal places for pigeons to nest. To prevent this, Pigeons Be Gone uses a heavy gauge steel screening material that is custom fit to the affected area(s) and painted to match the color of your home. This method allows for an aesthetically pleasing look that prevents pigeons from nesting in the treated area for the lifetime of the building, GUARANTEED!
By admin 12 Jan, 2010
This is an example of an extra long eave where pigeon droppings and debris have accumulated. Our service provides the cleaning of these areas prior to the application of preventative screening. This photo illustrates the application of our heavy-duty 14 gauge galvanized steel screening to an extraordinarily long eave area after all droppings and debris […]

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