Birds seek shelter in roof voids, gutters, and ledges for safety and warmth. Food sources like open garbage bins or outdoor pet food can also attract them.

Yes. Bird droppings can corrode buildings, block gutters, and spread diseases like salmonella and histoplasmosis. Nesting materials can also create fire hazards near electrical wiring.

Install bird spikes, netting, or deterrent systems, keep garbage bins sealed, and remove any standing water sources to make your property less inviting.

Professional bird control includes exclusion measures (spikes, netting), bird deterrents (sonic devices, visual scare tactics), and habitat modification to discourage nesting.

Yes. Ethical bird control methods focus on deterring and relocating birds rather than harming them. Many pest control services comply with local wildlife protection laws.