How Much Does Bird Removal Cost?

Bird jobs vary. If you need to prevent pigeons from roosting on a building, the job will usually be priced out and itemized by linear or square footage to install pigeon deterrent devices, such as needle strips or shock track. There may also be netting costs, pigeon trapping (or shooting) costs, and cleanup costs. Usually a pigeon exclusion and prevention job is fairly expensive, from a few hundred to sometimes up to several thousand dollars.

If you simply have a bird on the loose, flying around in a store or warehouse or something, that job is obviously not as expensive, but again, depending on factors related to the difficulty of the job, the cost will vary. Maybe $150-350 dollars for such a job.

How much does Canada Goose removal cost? There are many methods for Canadian Goose control, so costs vary depending on the method. You might do a program of egg addling, or dog harassment, pyrotechnics, goose roundup, etc. The size of the property, the number of geese... every job, and thus price, is different. You'll need to talk to a pro in your area.

How much does woodpecker removal cost? Same thing, the size of the house matters. I've usually charged a few hundred to properly net a house to discourage and rehabituate a woodpecker from pecking on a house.

Please keep in mind that these example prices are by no means fixed. Prices can vary considerably by town, based on several different factors. We service over 500 locations in the USA. Select your state below, and then your city or town, and you will get more specific pricing information.

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Here are three articles that will help give you more information:
How To Guide: Who should I hire? - What questions to ask, what to look for, who NOT to hire.
How To Guide: do it yourself! - Advice on saving money by doing wildlife removal yourself.
Guide: Why does wildlife cost what it does? - Analysis of the wildlife control business, and prices.

Costs do vary by company. But there are 3 main principles:
1) Bird control is highly specialized work, with unique licensing and liability risks.
2) You usually do get what you pay for, and cheap companies tend to do bad work.
3) There is no one-price-fits-all. It doesn't work that way, every bird job is different.

Any reputable nuisance wildlife company will have spent money on licensing, liability insurance, and a host of other business expenses. You don't want to over-pay of course. And most of all, you want someone who will do this complex work correctly. If you do it wrong the first time, you'll just end up paying more later. You can't ignore wildlife problems, because of the damage and health risks that birds cause. Invest in your home and property by taking care of the bird problem correctly.

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Customer Email Regarding Bird Problem: David, Could you please tell me how do we keep the pigeon's off our roof top. This has just been happening this year due to a new neighbor moving next door and this neighbor feed's them. But what can we put on our roof to stop the Pigeon's from using our home as a waiting spot for the food to be sent out by the neighbor. Please help us if you can. and If there is wiring please let us know how much it will be and how much we will need on our home. Thank You I remain Carla.

My Response: First off, you can talk to your neighbor and try to discourage her from feeding the pigeons. Second, you can install needle strips or shock track on the roof peak to prevent them from landing and roosting there. The cost of the job will depend on the amount of materials needed, but $10 per linear foot is a good estimate. A home inspection is needed to get a true cost estimate.