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Bird Proofing

Feral Pigeons

Feral Pigeons (commonly misspelt pidgeon) are descended from Rock Doves which used to inhabit coastal areas. With the development of large towns and cities this opportunist bird has moved away from the coast to nest inland.

Unlike wood pidgeons, feral pidgeons roost high up on buildings where their excement carries the risk of disease can damage brick and stonework.

Gulls

Seagulls can be a nuisance bird creating constant noise and mess outside of their natural coastal habitat. They are a large bird and during the breeding season can become very aggressive with attacks on humans not uncommon.

Like Pigeons, there is both a health risk from their droppings and nesting materials and the danger of damage to buildings.

Bird Proofing and Bird Control Treatment

Bird proofing systems involve a number of proactive measures to deter these problem birds. Bird netting, bird points and sprung pin and wire systems can all be employed to ensure the problem species are not able to cause problems on or around the protected building.

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Bed Bugs

Humans and warm blooded animals are the chosen food source for bed bugs and this has become the number 1 pest in London. These insects feed mostly at night when you are asleep causing small, hard bites on the skin. The bite can easily become inflamed and itchy and sometimes causes a blotchy reaction. Bed bugs will then hide away till they are ready for their next meal. They can be very difficult to erradicate - we very often undertake two treatments to make sure they don't return...

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