Pigeon control for Grand Junction, where brick buildings built up during the valley's orchard boom still offer the ledges pigeons favor.
Call (844) 924-1337Newer subdivisions on Grand Junction's outskirts rarely draw much pigeon activity, since modern construction methods leave few of the sheltered ledges the birds look for. The city's historic downtown is a different story: brick commercial buildings that went up during the fruit shipping era, once the 1882 railroad started carrying the valley's peach and apple harvests out by rail, still offer exactly the covered ledges and window sills pigeons have favored for roosting for well over a century. That same pattern shows up in older railroad and farming towns generally, wherever brick construction predates the sealed building styles common today.
Sealing those access points before a roosting population settles in produces far better results than cleaning up droppings after the fact, particularly on a building whose ledges and gaps have been sitting open since the valley's earliest fruit shipping days. Call (844) 924-1337 to discuss pest control help in Grand Junction and check service availability.
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Yes, though it usually looks like exclusion and deterrents, netting, spikes, or wire systems, rather than removal, since many bird species are protected. A property assessment can identify suitable deterrent options for the affected ledges and other roosting areas.
Bird control pricing depends on your location, the size and accessibility of the affected area, and the deterrent approach selected. Call PestGuardians to discuss the work needed in Grand Junction and request pricing for your situation.
Installing deterrents on the ledges, roofs, or signage pigeons favor, along with removing accessible food sources, is the general approach. The location of the roosting or nesting activity helps determine which deterrent approach is appropriate.
If pigeons are roosting on a balcony or windowsill, deterrents like spikes or netting can help, though in a rental, it's worth checking with your landlord or property management first since they may need to approve or handle exterior changes.
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