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30+ pigeons roosting on the I-beam structure above a Regina industrial loading dock. Droppings fouling product packaging and creating slip-hazard zones on the dock floor every morning.
Pigeon and nuisance-bird control for Saskatchewan commercial buildings, grain operations, and homes — netting, spikes, and humane exclusion that lasts.
Accumulating white-and-grey droppings on a flat surface below a ledge confirm active loafing or roosting above.
Repeat traffic at the same opening — especially at dawn and dusk — means an active nest or roost inside the building envelope.
Plugged gutters with twigs, grasses, and feathers indicate a nest established in the eaves trough or roof intersection.
Pigeons coo from cavity roosts; starlings make a continuous chattering. Either sound from a building cavity is a confirmed colony.
Acidic bird droppings stain paint, masonry, and metal cladding over time. Streaks indicate sustained roosting at the ledge above.
Site mapping for roost and loafing points, then exclusion using bird netting (loading docks, parking structures), stainless steel anti-roost spikes (ledges, signage), and gel/electric track deterrents (architectural features). Sealing of entry to enclosed roof voids and HVAC penetrations.
We walk the building at dawn and dusk to identify roosting points, loafing surfaces, and entry to enclosed cavities. Species are identified to confirm regulatory status before any device is installed.
Anti-roost spikes for narrow ledges; netting for large openings, parking structures, and loading bays; gel or electric track for architectural surfaces where spikes are visually disruptive. Method is matched to the building.
Devices fitted with stainless or UV-resistant hardware that survives Saskatchewan winters. Entry points to enclosed cavities sealed with hardware cloth, exterior caulk, or sheet metal as appropriate.
Day-30 follow-up confirms zero return activity. Annual inspection recommended for commercial properties to catch new pressure before colonies re-establish.
Pricing scales with the building height, linear footage of ledges or netting, and the number of access points. Single-storey retail properties fall in the lower range; multi-storey commercial buildings, grain elevators, and warehouses scale up. Quotes are flat-rate after a site walk.
What's included
Not included — but available
30+ pigeons roosting on the I-beam structure above a Regina industrial loading dock. Droppings fouling product packaging and creating slip-hazard zones on the dock floor every morning.
Site mapped at dawn and dusk. Stainless anti-roost spike installed along the I-beam top flange. Heavy-duty bird netting fitted across the open loading-bay area above the dock floor. Roof-void entry sealed at the soffit return.
Zero active roosting confirmed at the 30-day follow-up. Dock floor cleanup contractor finished separately. Annual inspection added to the property's monitoring contract.
“We were losing 30 minutes a morning cleaning the dock floor. They mapped it, installed netting and spikes, and the birds moved on. Zero return in eight months.”
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