Posted on January 26, 2024 in Pest
Our “Guide to Bird Guano Removal” is designed to equip property professionals and owners with essential insights into addressing this critical concern effectively.
In urban environments like London, pigeons, birds and their droppings, commonly referred to as bird guano, are a pervasive issue, especially for property owners. Bird Guano Removal. Protech Property Solutions, with its highly trained specialist cleaning team, stands at the forefront of addressing this challenge, ensuring properties are not only clean but also safe and well-maintained.
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Understanding the Risks of Bird Guano
Bird guano is highly acidic and poses a significant threat to the integrity of buildings. This acidity can lead to the corrosion and deterioration of various materials, including metals and stone, causing structural damage over time. This is particularly concerning for older buildings, which may have been exposed to long-term bird infestation, leading to a substantial build-up of guano. The presence of old, dried bird guano exacerbates these issues, as its removal can generate hazardous dust, making professional removal services indispensable.
Health Implications
The health implications of pigeon guano are not to be underestimated. It harbours a variety of pathogens that can cause serious health issues. Histoplasmosis, cryptococcosis, and psittacosis are among the diseases associated with pigeon droppings, highlighting the need for careful and professional removal and disinfection.
Our Approach to Safe Pigeon Guano Removal
At Protech Property Solutions, the safety of our team and the public is paramount. Our approach to pigeon guano removal encompasses several critical steps:
- Site Survey: Before undertaking any removal, we conduct a comprehensive site survey. This no-commitment survey allows us to assess the extent of the guano accumulation and plan the removal process, ensuring we are fully equipped to address the situation effectively.
- Safe Removal: Utilising the latest equipment and safety gear, our specialists meticulously remove pigeon guano, minimizing the risk of airborne contaminants. This process is conducted with the utmost care to prevent any health risks to our team or anyone in the vicinity.
- Disinfection: Following the removal, we thoroughly disinfect the affected areas. This step is crucial to eliminate any remaining pathogens and prevent potential health risks, ensuring the area is safe for use.
Round-the-Clock Availability
Understanding the urgent nature of pigeon guano removal, Protech Property Solutions offers a rapid response service to our clients. Our goal is to provide timely and efficient solutions to our clients, minimising the impact on their properties and daily operations.
Beyond Removal: Bird Proofing Services
In addition to removal, we offer comprehensive bird proofing/prevention services. Recognising that prevention is better than cure, we first clean and disinfect areas before installing bird-proofing devices. These measures are designed to address and prevent future infestations, safeguarding properties from further damage.
Contact Us for Expert Advice and Service
Bird guano removal requires a professional approach to ensure safety and effectiveness. Protech Property Solutions offers expert advice and service, tailored to address the challenges faced by property owners. For further information or to arrange a site survey, contact us today on 01707 644 601. Discover how we can help protect your property from the damages caused by pigeon guano, ensuring it remains clean, safe, and well-maintained.
Visit our bird dropping cleaning page for more information on our prevention services and let Protech Property Solutions be your partner in property maintenance and bird guano management.
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