Our team removes nesting and roosting birds safely and installs proven solutions to stop them from coming back.
Bird Removal in Aurora, CO
Birds can do a surprising amount of damage to a property, from worn-out siding to nests tucked under solar panels and in attic spaces. When that happens, you want a team that moves quickly, works with care, and actually solves the problem for good.
At Whitmore Pest & Wildlife Control, Inc., we handle bird removal in Aurora with methods that are thorough and humane from start to finish. Whether it is pigeons roosting on your roof, mud swallows building nests along your eaves, or woodpeckers working their way through your siding, Whitmore has the tools and know-how to get them gone and keep them gone.
Here is what Whitmore offers for bird prevention in Aurora:
- Pigeon Removal
- Swallow Removal
- Woodpecker Removal
- Nest Removal and Clean-Up
- Physical Barrier Installation
- Visual and Reflective Deterrents
- And Siding Repair and Re-Entry Prevention
Whitmore is a local, family-owned team that treats your home the way we treat our own. From the first call to the final inspection, we work to make sure birds are not coming back.
Our Guarantee
Whitmore Pest & Wildlife Control, Inc. stands behind every job we do. If birds return to a treated area within the agreed service period, we come back and make it right. That is not just a promise, it is how we do business. Peace of mind is something every client deserves, and Whitmore delivers it every time.
Additional Services in Aurora
Taking Back Your Property from Problem Birds
Birds nesting or roosting on your property in Aurora can cause serious structural damage, create health hazards from droppings, and disrupt daily life fast. Whitmore Pest & Wildlife Control, Inc. brings targeted Bird Removal solutions for pigeons, swallows, woodpeckers, and more, using humane methods that actually hold up over time.
Here is how Whitmore handles bird removal from start to finish:
- Inspect the property to identify bird species, active nesting sites, and entry points
- Remove existing nests and clear droppings from roofs, attics, solar panels, and siding
- Install physical barriers such as shields or covers to block roosting and re-entry
- Apply visual deterrents like reflectors to discourage birds from returning
- Repair barrier damage including patching or replacing siding compromised by woodpeckers or other birds
- Provide follow-up recommendations to keep your property protected long term
Why Whitmore Pest & Wildlife Control, Inc. Is the Right Call for Bird Removal
Whitmore is a family-owned company built on accountability, tenacity, and a genuine commitment to the people we serve. Our certified team handles every bird removal job with professionalism and care, and we back our work with industry-leading damage repair so your property stays protected well after the birds are gone.
Your One Stop Shop for Bird Removal and Protection
At Whitmore Pest & Wildlife Control, Inc., we handle everything bird-related under one roof, from the initial removal to deterrents, barrier repairs, and a whole-home inspection that checks every vulnerable spot, including your attic, soffits, roof intersections, vents, and more. No juggling multiple companies, no scattered invoices, no repeating yourself to different crews.
Whether it is pigeons nesting under solar panels, swallows building mud nests on your siding, or woodpeckers drilling into your exterior, Whitmore has a team that handles all of it, so your communication stays in one place and the work stays consistent from start to finish.
Bird Exclusion Services That Keep Birds From Coming Back
Birds getting into your property is one thing. Birds coming back after removal is another problem entirely. At Whitmore Pest & Wildlife Control, Inc., our bird exclusion work is built around making sure that second problem never happens.
Bird exclusion works by physically blocking the entry points and roosting spots birds rely on. Whitmore uses barriers, sealants, and structural repairs to close off gaps in siding, rooflines, soffits, and other areas where birds tend to settle in. When paired with our bird wildlife control services, exclusion is what turns a short-term fix into a long-term result.
Stop the Cycle of Bird Damage for Good
Birds like pigeons, swallows, and woodpeckers are creatures of habit. They return to the same spots season after season, and without exclusion work in place, removal alone is not enough. Whitmore addresses the root of the issue by repairing any damage birds have caused and installing physical deterrents that hold up over time. Whether it is patching siding from woodpecker activity, removing nesting material from under solar panels, or installing barriers along rooflines, the goal is to make your property a place birds simply cannot access anymore.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are bird control methods permanent?
Effectiveness varies by bird species and method. Physical barriers and proper nesting prevention provide long-term results, while visual deterrents may need ongoing monitoring and replacement over time.
Can bird control be customized for my property?
Yes. We tailor solutions based on the type of bird, nesting location, roof type, and property design to provide both effective and aesthetically appropriate results.
How do you manage pigeons on roofs or attics?
For roosting or perching pigeons, we may apply temporary repellents. For nesting pigeons, we can remove nests, install barriers, and perform attic restoration if needed. We also provide barrier installation under solar panels to prevent nesting and re-entry. Durable construction materials, like wood or aluminum boxes, are used for long-term protection and aesthetic appeal.
How do you prevent mud swallows from building nests?
We use physical deterrents, such as netting, or visual deterrents like reflectors and shields. If nests are already built, we remove them once the hatchlings are able to fly safely.
What types of birds do you handle?
We provide control and prevention services for mud swallows, pigeons, and woodpeckers, targeting both nesting and roosting issues.