Site Survey & Assessment
We inspect your property to identify the bird species, nesting/roosting sites, and the extent of the problem to recommend the best proofing solution.
Our licensed team removes nests, cleans hazardous droppings, and installs humane, long-lasting bird deterrents for homes and businesses across Sydney and Perth.
Pest birds like Pigeons, Indian Mynas, and Starlings don't just create noise and mess. Their nests block gutters and vents, while acidic droppings corrode building materials. They also carry diseases and parasites like bird mites, posing a significant health risk.
Droppings can harbour harmful bacteria like Salmonella, and abandoned nests often lead to secondary infestations of bird mites inside your property.
Blocked gutters cause water damage, nesting material in vents creates fire hazards, and acidic droppings permanently damage paint, metal, and stonework.
Birds are territorial and will rebuild nests in the same spot. Simply removing a nest is a temporary fix; professional proofing is essential.
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Our Approach
A structured, humane workflow that removes the immediate problem and stops birds from coming back.
We inspect your property to identify the bird species, nesting/roosting sites, and the extent of the problem to recommend the best proofing solution.
We safely and humanely remove nests (in compliance with regulations) and thoroughly clean the area, sanitizing droppings to neutralize health risks.
Our technicians professionally install the chosen deterrents, such as bird spikes, netting, or solar panel mesh, to physically block birds from returning.
We perform a final inspection to ensure the proofing is secure and effective, backing our installation work with a written service guarantee.
Humane methods • Guaranteed proofing • Safe for your property
We’re not just another pest control company. Here’s why homeowners and businesses trust us for bird control.
We understand the specific bird species and nesting habits common in Sydney and Perth.
Our methods focus on exclusion and deterrents that protect your property without harming the birds.
Our proofing installations are backed by a written service guarantee.
We’re available around the clock for urgent issues and expert advice.
Quick steps our Sydney & Perth customers use to make their property less inviting to pest birds.
Ensure rubbish bins have tight-fitting lids and clean up any spilled food or pet food promptly.
Fix dripping taps and eliminate sources of standing water that birds use for drinking and bathing.
Keep branches trimmed back from your roofline to remove convenient roosting spots near your home.
Seal small openings into your roof void or under eaves where birds might try to gain entry.
Reflective tape, scare-eye balloons, or predator decoys can discourage birds from settling on balconies.
If you notice birds starting to build a nest, call for professional advice before it becomes established.
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Seeing signs of nesting? Our licensed techs can provide a guaranteed proofing solution for lasting results.
Quick answer
Birds are managed by physical exclusion rather than by harming them. Nests and droppings are removed under controlled conditions, the area is disinfected, and the roost is then blocked with stainless steel spikes, netting, post and wire, or bird slides depending on how the birds are using the surface. Feral pigeons, common mynas, starlings and sparrows are introduced species and can be controlled, while native birds are protected and can only be excluded. Bird proofing in Sydney and Perth costs $400 to $3,000 depending on the size of the area.
Identification and law
Australian wildlife law draws a clear line between introduced pest species and protected native birds. Every job starts with identifying which one you have, because it changes what we are permitted to do.
| Species | Where it nests | Problem it causes | Legal status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feral pigeon Columba livia | Ledges, solar panels, signage, awnings, air conditioning plant, warehouse rafters | Heavy droppings, corrosion, blocked gutters, bird mites in ceilings | Introduced pest. Control permitted |
| Common or Indian myna Acridotheres tristis | Roof voids, eave gaps, wall cavities, palm crowns | Aggressively evicts native birds and possums from hollows, brings mites indoors | Introduced pest, listed among the worst invasive species |
| Common starling and house sparrow | Cavity nests in eaves, vents, wall cavities and roller door housings | Nest material blocks gutters and flues, creating a fire and water ingress risk | Introduced pest. Control permitted |
| Welcome swallow and native species | Mud nests under eaves, verandahs and carport beams | Droppings on entries and vehicles | Protected native. Exclusion only, and never while the nest is active |
| Noisy miner, magpie, lorikeet, cockatoo | Trees, hollows, occasionally roof spaces | Swooping in season, chewing on timber and cabling | Protected native. Deterrents and proofing only |
Active nests are left alone. Regardless of species, we do not disturb a nest containing eggs or dependent chicks. The lawful and practical approach is to wait until the brood has fledged, then clean and proof immediately so the site cannot be reused. Where a nest creates an urgent hazard, such as blocking a flue, we work with the relevant wildlife authority.
Why it matters
Bird droppings are not just unsightly. They are a documented workplace health hazard and a structural problem.
Dried droppings become airborne dust when disturbed. Psittacosis, histoplasmosis and cryptococcosis are all associated with accumulated bird faeces, which is why clean-ups need P2 respirators, disposable coveralls and wetting down before removal.
When chicks fledge, thousands of mites left in the nest migrate through the ceiling looking for a new host and start biting people below. This is the single most common call we get after a starling or myna nest goes quiet.
Droppings are acidic and strip paint, etch metal, degrade membranes and shorten the life of roof sheeting and signage. Nest material blocks box gutters and downpipes, which is a common cause of water ingress in commercial buildings.
Wet droppings on walkways, loading docks and stair treads create a genuine slip risk, and a food business with birds roosting over an entry or a delivery area has a compliance problem under the Food Standards Code.
Methods
Best for narrow ledges, parapets, signage tops, pipes and beams where birds land and perch. Spikes do not injure birds, they simply remove the landing surface. Stainless outlasts plastic, which becomes brittle in Australian UV within a few seasons.
The most complete exclusion method, used to close off courtyards, atriums, loading docks, undercroft car parks and warehouse rafters. Mesh size is matched to the species, 50 mm for pigeons and 19 mm for sparrows and starlings, and it is tensioned so nothing can get behind it.
A low-visibility option for heritage facades, balustrades and window ledges where appearance matters. Fine tensioned wires make the perch unstable, so birds move on without any visual impact from street level.
Angled PVC slides close off ledge corners and window sills. For rooftop solar, a clipped mesh skirt around the panel edge stops pigeons nesting underneath, which is now one of our most requested residential jobs.
Pricing
| Service | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Site inspection and proofing plan | $150 to $300 |
| Nest removal, clean-up and disinfection | $300 to $900 |
| Solar panel proofing, residential roof | $600 to $1,400 |
| Spike installation, per linear metre | $35 to $70 |
| Bird netting, per square metre installed | $60 to $140 |
| Bird mite treatment after nest removal | $250 to $400 |
Height access, scaffolding or an elevated work platform, and the volume of accumulated guano all affect the price. Commercial jobs are quoted after a site inspection with a documented scope and safe work method statement.
Our process
We identify the species, confirm its legal status, and work out whether the birds are perching, roosting overnight or actively nesting. Each pattern needs a different system.
Accumulated droppings are wetted down before removal so nothing becomes airborne, then bagged and disposed of. Our technicians work in P2 respirators and disposable coveralls.
The area is disinfected and deodorised, and the surrounding void is treated for bird mites so they do not migrate into living or working spaces once the host is gone.
Spikes, netting, wire or slides are installed to suit the surface, using stainless fixings and UV-stable materials rated for Australian conditions.
You receive photographs of the completed work and a workmanship warranty. For commercial sites we schedule a review to confirm the birds have relocated and nothing has been dislodged.
Help centre
What the law allows, which system suits your building, and what it costs. Ask our team.
We offer a full suite of pest control services to protect your property.
Professional treatments to eradicate cockroaches and prevent their return.
Safe removal and exclusion of rats and mice from your home or business.
Humane removal of bees and wasps to ensure your family's safety.
Expert removal of Possums and advice to keep them away.
Speak with our friendly bird control experts or book a free quote online. We service Sydney, Perth and surrounding areas.
We provide prompt bird control and proofing across both cities:
If you’re unsure whether we cover your suburb, contact us and we will get it sorted.