Wild Pigeon and Dove Control

In the Coachella Valley, wild birds can be a nuisance for homes and businesses. Where birds roost, they can spread serious disease through their droppings and urine. Wild bird droppings and nests can also damage buildings, and nests can clog drains and gutters. Wild bird droppings can post a liability issue to businesses, due to health issues and potential for slip-and-fall accidents related to bird droppings. Birds also multiply quickly, and are difficult to get rid of on your own if the issue is left untreated.

In Southern California, the most common wild birds often found around homes and businesses are pigeons, doves, sparrows seagulls, and starlings. Most of us are likely familiar with pigeons and doves, which love to live near people and make nests in places like signs, gutters and rooftops. House sparrows are a common small brown bird that often nests in the same place every year, often near residences. Seagulls can live hundreds of miles from the sea, and often have no problem approaching people and pets, especially if food is involved. Starlings often nest and travel in large numbers, and their flocks can appear to be one large clump of birds moving together.