21stCWD, Author at Deturd Bird Control | Vancouver BC

DeTurd Bird Control Helps Equestrian Practice Arena Solve Persistent Raven Problem

When a large equestrian practice arena in Saanich, Vancouver Island faced a disruptive and messy issue caused by a colony of ravens roosting in its roof trusses, the owner reached out to DeTurd Bird Control for help. By implementing a humane and effective solution using bird spikes and netting, DeTurd Bird Control successfully resolved the

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How to Handle Pigeon Problems in Winter

Pigeons might seem like harmless urban wildlife scavenging around for breadcrumbs, but when winter hits, these birds can turn into a property owner’s nightmare. Known for their resilience and boldness, pigeons don’t shy away from cozying up to buildings to escape the cold. When they do, they bring unsanitary messes, property damage, and potential health

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Is Pigeon Poop Toxic? What Every Business Owner Needs to Know

When it comes to running a business or managing a commercial property, cleanliness and safety are two critical priorities. But there’s one hazardous issue often overlooked until it becomes unmanageable—pigeon droppings. The impact of pigeon poop for Vancouver area businesses extends beyond just being an unsightly nuisance. It poses genuine health risks and can leave

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Bird Trapping: A Humane Way to Remove Birds

Pigeons and other birds can be a major nuisance if you own a business or manage a property in the Vancouver, BC area. Their presence doesn’t simply turn a property into an eyesore that drives away customers and makes the wrong impression on passersby. Birds can also genuinely put the health of anyone on your

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What You Need to Know About Bird Spikes

Do you own a business or manage a property in the Vancouver, BC area? If so, you know how important curb appeal can be. Regardless of how much effort you put into offering quality service, if passersby get the wrong impression of your business based on what they see from the street, they’ll be less

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