JP Pest Services provides comprehensive commercial pest control solutions for both single site and multi-site businesses across New Hampshire, Eastern Massachusetts and Southern Vermont.

Even a small pest problem can have large consequences on your brand reputation and bottom line. Every industry has unique pest challenges, which is why we work with you to create a tailored, expert solution that prevents pest problems from occurring.

Controlling Birds at Your Business

Birds can pose a threat to your facility, image, and reputation. In addition to the visible mess, droppings and feathers can spread over 60 diseases and compromise air quality, raising significant health and safety concerns.

For property owners, the consequences can be severe, impacting tenant retention and risking audit failures and inspections that lead to closures and revenue loss.

JP Pest Bird Control offers effective solutions to address nuisance bird problems with a comprehensive approach that includes trapping, removal, and targeted exclusion methods in critical areas, prioritizing humane and safe practices. Our solutions specifically target problem bird species while safeguarding non-target species and other wildlife.

Our process includes:

1. A bird control specialist will reach out to you to schedule a convenient time for inspecting your premises and assessing the pest bird situation.
2. Based on the assessment, the specialist will propose a suitable treatment plan, outlining bird-proofing strategies and associated costs.
3. Scheduled visits will be arranged to address the issue, likely requiring multiple sessions for resolution.
4. Upon arrival, the technician will introduce themselves and explain the treatment process before commencing work.
5. Our specialists will provide advice on preventing future pest bird problems and deterring birds from returning.

Our bird deterrent services include:

• Installation of bird netting
• Placement of bird spikes
• Implementation of electric bird deterrent systems
• Utilization of other deterrent methods such as gel application, sensory deterrents, and bird repellants./li>