Pigeon Removal and Exclusion in Los Angeles

Your safety and satisfaction is our #1 goal!

Do you have a pigeon problem?

We can help. Our team has many years of experience. Pigeon droppings deface many roofs, monuments, and public spaces. The uric acid (white material) in their droppings is not just unsightly, it can damage the finish on buildings and automobiles. Droppings also contain dangerous fungi and bacteria that are potentially harmful to humans and pets.

A pigeon’s favorite place to roost is in the attics and duct work of homes, businesses and school buildings. This poses a big problem as pigeon droppings can cause major structural damage. Pigeons also carry diseases and parasites that can be transmitted to humans. If you have a pigeon problem, it is important to consult with a professional quickly. Call us today. You will be glad that you did.

About Pigeons

Pigeons most often roost in numbers. If you have one pigeon in your home or business, you probably have a whole family.
Also, pigeons are attracted to trash and debris. Keep your backyard and business clean to help keep pigeons away.
Pigeons have no natural enemies in urban areas and reproduce quickly. Pigeon overpopulation can lead to increased property damage and higher disease rates among pigeons. It is important to take care of your pigeon problem promptly.
On average, a well-fed pigeon can deposit up to 25 pounds of droppings per year. Droppings are high in nitrogen and can grow fungus. When inhaled, these fungal spores can lead to the contraction of the lung disease histoplasmosis. It is very important not to let droppings accumulate.

We are professional pegion trappers

All City Animal Trapping has been successfully trapping and removing pigeons in the Los Angeles area for over 20 years. Our first step in the removal process is to inspect the property. We will identify exactly how the birds are getting into the property and other weak spots that they might try to use in the future. We then set up the proper traps in their roosting, loafing, or feeding sites. Once we trap and remove the birds, we clean and disinfect any areas that were affected by the pigeons.