WHY CONTROL STARLINGS?
Starling removal services are vital to protect your home’s structure and your family’s health. Despite their unassuming appearance, starlings can cause significant disruptions in both urban and suburban areas. Professional starling removal is crucial for these reasons:
1. Health Protection
Starlings carry diseases that pose health risks to humans. Starling Removal Services are key to effectively reducing these hazards.
2. Property Safety
Nesting starlings can lead to structural damage, from blocked gutters to compromised building exteriors. Timely intervention through starling removal services prevents such damage.
3. Maintaining Cleanliness
The mess from starlings, including droppings and nesting materials, can affect your home’s cleanliness. Utilizing starling removal services ensures your environment remains neat and welcoming.
STARLING REMOVAL SERVICES
Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management is the expert in starling pest control, committed to keeping environments starling-free in both homes and businesses. Our comprehensive starling control strategy includes:
OUR STARLING REMOVAL PROCESS
At Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management, we are dedicated to delivering outstanding starling management services. Our meticulous process guarantees your property stays starling-free, tackling each issue with care and a commitment to safety.
DEALING WITH OTHER PESTS?
Are starlings just the tip of your pest problem? At Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Management, we’ve got all your pest control needs covered:
- Broad Wildlife Solutions: Whether it’s raccoons, squirrels, or other animals, our team delivers humane and effective removal services, giving you complete peace of mind.
- Insect Control Expertise: Battling bugs? Our proactive control and prevention plans keep insects away, ensuring your space stays invasion-free.
- Rodent Management Mastery: Mice, rats, or other rodents? We use safe and efficient tactics to solve rodent problems, ensuring lasting relief.
HOW TO SPOT STARLING ACTIVITY
Starlings are versatile birds, common in both urban and suburban areas, where they often nest in various hidden spots. Identifying signs of their presence is key to effective removal. Here’s what to look for:
1. Gathering Spots
Watch for areas where starlings flock together, particularly around feeding spots or roosting sites like trees or building edges, which may suggest nearby nesting.
2. Nesting Materials
Search for nests made of twigs, grass, and other materials, typically found in more concealed locations such as the eaves of buildings or dense tree branches, indicating starling occupation.
3. Droppings Accumulation
Large accumulations of droppings under roosting or nesting sites are clear indicators of starling activity or established nesting areas.
MAIN ISSUES
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Choose Bobcat Wildlife & Pest Control
Reliable workers! Very professional!
Highly recommend using this company for any pest control needs and or wildlife issues.
Highly recommend this group!!! Within 24 hours of my “something stinks” panic call, one of the techs, Ronnie, was at our place taking care of the animals that found their final resting place in our vents… and patched it up so we wouldn’t have this happen again. On time, efficient, and very knowledgeable!!
Knowledgeable, careful, and insightful- I had the opportunity to meet with Nicole Spaulding from Bobcat Wildlife and Pest Management to learn more of what she does and to ask questions about their industry, fearing it affected my own (outdoor aquatic stock growth).
She took the time to share with me the ins-and-outs of her industry, genuinely caring for my concerns, resolving them completely in the end.
What a great experience Ronnie Hayes came to our place he came to our place assessed that we had a few raccoons in our attic. He even put a trap on the roof and for them out the same day then the relocated them. For a very responsible place.
They do an amazing job with our pest control and keeping all the mosquitos at bay. I really appreciate how caring & respective Gene is towards these animals and rodents…