This bucket full of pigeons were removed from a pipe manufacturing workshop in Bibra Lake. The workshop had problems with pigeons roosting inside, and flying around during the day. This was in spite of the noisy atmosphere inside while operations were in progress. The pigeons were also beginning to annoy employees. They were also leaving a mess on machinery and control panels. The workshop called to enquire about pigeon removal. Because the pigeons were spending the night in the workshop, we decided upon an evening visit. When the pigeons would be reluctant to move from their roosting spots. This worked well. The air rifle was effective on the pigeons while they sat up in the rafters. Some lights were left on, to cast a small amount of light. Then at the end more lights were turned on to make it easier to collect up the pigeons at the end. It took about 50 minutes to remove the pigeons.

PIGEON PROBLEM IN WELSHPOOL FABRICATION WORKSHOP – these few pigeons were among forty-odd removed from a large, high-roof, gantry crane fabrication workshop in Welshpool. While the workshop had always had a handful of pigeons, more recently their numbers had increased significantly. To the point where each morning large fabricated pieces- freshly undercoated the day before- would have to be scrubbed clean before topcoats could be applied. The workshop had also started wrapping prepared work in large plastic sheets to keep the pigeon droppings off during the night.

A time was arranged one midweek evening at 7:30 pm to remove the pigeons. With the workshop lights off, the pigeons could be seen clearly in the rafters, settled in for the night, through the night vision telescopic sight. When the first pigeons started falling to the floor, all the rest simply sat still, perhaps thinking they remained safe and protected in the dark of the workshop? Around fifty minutes later there were no more pigeons sitting in the rafters.

HENDERSON WORKSHOP – these five pigeons were removed from a large workshop in Henderson. The workshop was having problems with these five pigeons leaving droppings on freshly painted services. Which in the morning had to be prepared once again prior to painting. These pigeons were spending the night inside the workshop. We scheduled an early evening visit, and within half an hour the pigeon problem was solved.

These pigeons were removed from an apartment complex. The complex was having problems with pigeons roosting on air conditioner units, roosting on balconys, and roosting in the undercover parking bays. Their mess had created a significant, serious, and ongoing problem. The council of owners resolved to try and get rid of the pigeons. This was the result of a 7 pm pigeon removal visit. All the pigeons were found sitting in their usual spots. Once its dark, they don’t want to move anywhere, and are happy to sit still. Each of the pigeons on the air conditioner units, balconys, and rafters in the parking bays was removed over the course of about 40 minutes.

These pigeons were some of the pigeons removed from the roof of the gym at a school in Perth’s foothills. The school had quite a pigeon problem, with pigeons sitting on the solar panels, and nesting under the solar panels on top of the gym. Their droppings were creating a big problem, filling the gutters to the point of being completely clogged. The pigeons were also building nests under the solar panels, filling the space with sticks, feathers, and baby pigeons. How to remove the pigeon problem? We used the air rifle to remove the pigeons just before dark one weekend afternoon. Pigeon removal explained: the pigeons return home before it gets dark. As they return they are shot with a small pellet from the air rifle when standing on the roof. They then fall to the ground, and are collected up at the end.