Las Vegas Pigeon Control & Removal

When singing, pigeons have a distinct song compared to other birds, which is known as a “coo”. The song they sing is used to attract a mate or another pigeon friend. When they walk or start to take flight, their heads noticeably bob back and forth.

When you are ready to take care of your home’s pigeon problem, Fortified Pest Management is here to help with effective pigeon control services. We have a long list of techniques that are appropriate for removing pigeons, capturing them live, and disposing of dead ones. We can help you with solutions that allow you to capture them and relocate them to a more appropriate area.

• Pigeons (AKA Rock Doves) are easily identifiable to most Americans, and are often regarded as "dirty birds".
• They naturally have a wide range of colors on their neck, including white, yellow, blue, green, red, and purple.
• They are found on building tops, homes, and other places that resemble a top of a cliff.

• This is a cost-effective approach to pigeon control, but may not be the most effective depending on the severity of a bird/pigeon problem
• Bird netting works bests on homes, vents, pipes, and other areas birds like to nest
• They work best for commercial and industrial areas prone to pigeon infestations

• They are also known as pigeon spikes, roost modification, and anti-roosting spikes
• Bird spikes are typically made from needle like rods and are an effective approach to pigeon control here in Las Vegas
• They work bests on homes, vents, pipes, and other areas birds like to nest

• As a nuisance in cities like Las Vegas, they will inhabit anything that reminds them of a cliff.
• This includes skyscrapers, power lines, other tower structures, and rooftops.
• Foods they enjoy are seeds and nuts, but they will eat anything available, even garbage.
• Good examples of pigeon predators are owls, sparrow hawks, eagles, raccoons, and possums. These are not as common in Las Vegas, making Pigeons a growing issue.

• Ducks, Songbirds, Wading birds, Shorebirds, Seagulls, Geese, and Birds of Prey are all protected birds. Pigeons are the most common invasive bird in the Las Vegas Valley