Birds roosting or nesting around your property create damage and hygiene problems that get worse the longer they are left. 24 Hour Pest Control Sydney provides bird control services across the greater Sydney region, including Northmead and surrounding suburbs. The team inspects your property, identifies the species present, and installs exclusion measures suited to the site. Call 0291280998 to arrange a visit.
Birds around commercial and residential properties are more than a noise issue. Droppings are acidic and eat into paint, stone, metal, and roofing materials over time. Nesting material blocks gutters and drainage points, which can lead to water overflow and structural damage. Feathers and droppings in outdoor eating and work areas create an ongoing hygiene concern.
About This Service
Bird control covers the identification of bird activity on a property, the selection and installation of exclusion or deterrent measures, and guidance on what to expect afterwards. Different bird species behave differently and respond to different methods, so the starting point is always an inspection. Some species have legal protections in NSW, which affects what can be done and when. The team takes this into account when planning the work.
Look for accumulations of droppings on flat surfaces like window sills, balcony rails, and air conditioning units. Nesting material including twigs, grass, and feathers in gutters or roof spaces is a strong indicator of active nesting.
How It Works
The process begins with contact to discuss the situation and arrange a suitable time. The team visits the property, walks the exterior and any accessible roof areas, and identifies the points where birds are entering or perching. They then explain what they found, what method they recommend, and what that installation will involve. After the work is completed, they explain what has been installed and what signs to watch for going forward.
You call or email 24 Hour Pest Control Sydney and describe the problem. The team asks enough questions to understand the scope of the issue and schedules an inspection at a time that works for you. There is no obligation to proceed after the inspection.
The technician walks the exterior of the property, looks at roof spaces and eaves where accessible, and identifies the bird species present, their entry points, and the severity of the problem. This visit determines what method will be most effective.
Based on the inspection findings, the team installs the appropriate exclusion or deterrent measures. This may include netting over specific areas, bird spikes on ledges, exclusion blocking of entry points, or a combination tailored to the site.
After installation, the team explains what has been done, why each measure was chosen, and what to look for in the weeks that follow. This includes signs that the birds have shifted to a different access point that may need additional attention.
Bird control is not a single product or a fixed package. The service is shaped by what the inspection finds and by the specifics of the property. These features reflect what the team brings to each job.
Some bird species in NSW are protected by legislation, which restricts what can be done and at what time of year. The team operates within these requirements, which means the plan they propose is legally sound and avoids placing you in conflict with regulations.
Every property presents different challenges. Older homes with complex rooflines, commercial buildings with large awning areas, and properties surrounded by mature trees all require different solutions. The inspection leads to a plan suited to your specific building.
The exclusion materials used are selected to withstand the weather conditions common to the Sydney region. Coastal exposure, full sun, and heavy rain all affect how long different products last, and the team accounts for this when recommending a solution.
Understanding what attracts birds helps explain why they choose a particular property and what changes might reduce the attraction after control work is completed.
The service covers the inspection, the installation of exclusion or deterrent measures, and guidance on what to expect afterwards. Specific inclusions depend on the findings of the inspection and the agreed plan.
Leaving a bird problem untreated tends to make it worse, not better. Each benefit below reflects what happens when the issue is addressed promptly and properly.
Droppings are acidic and will continue to degrade paint, stone, metal surfaces, and roofing materials for as long as birds are present. Removing the birds and preventing their return stops the ongoing damage rather than requiring repeated repairs.
Droppings, feathers, and nesting material create hygiene concerns in outdoor eating areas, playgrounds, and work spaces. Removing the source and preventing re-entry restores the usability of these areas without ongoing cleaning requirements.
Properly installed exclusion measures reduce the maintenance burden of constantly clearing droppings and nesting material from gutters, balconies, and ledges. The upfront work eliminates the repetitive effort that accumulates when the underlying problem is not addressed.
Roosting and nesting birds generate noise at dawn and dusk, during the day, and throughout the night depending on the species and location. Reducing the number of birds using the property as a roost or nest site cuts the noise level for occupants.
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Feedback from customers who have used the bird control service.
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Professional service with helpful guidance on preventing repeat issues.
Signs of internal nesting include scratching or rustling sounds coming from walls, ceilings, or roof spaces, particularly at dawn and dusk. Droppings appearing near internal openings such as vent covers or gaps around eaves, and feathers found in unexpected places inside the building, also indicate birds have gained access. If you notice any of these signs, the team can locate the entry point and assess the situation.
Bird spikes are designed to deter birds from landing or perching rather than cause injury. Their appropriateness depends on the species present and the location where they are installed. Some bird species have legal protections that affect what methods can be used. The team discusses the specific birds at your property and selects a method suited to both the species and the site.
Birds are drawn to properties that offer food, shelter, and nesting sites. Outdoor eating areas, unsecured bins, nearby trees with dense cover, and existing nesting locations all contribute to ongoing presence. Identifying the specific attractants at your property is part of the inspection process, and guidance on reducing these factors is included in the post-work discussion.
Removing nests yourself carries risks. During breeding seasons, nests may contain eggs or young birds that are protected under NSW legislation. The process also exposes you to dust and bacteria from dried droppings. Professional assessment confirms whether removal is appropriate, what protections apply to the species present, and how to proceed safely.
The time required for a visit depends on the size of the property and the scope of the problem identified during the initial discussion. The inspection phase establishes the scale of work needed before any installation begins. Contact 24 Hour Pest Control Sydney on 0291280998 to discuss your situation and arrange a suitable time.
Contact 24 Hour Pest Control Sydney to discuss the bird activity at your Northmead property. The team inspects the site, explains the findings, and recommends an approach suited to the birds and the building.