Pigeons Be Gone

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Las Vegas Pigeon Control and Removal – We Send Pigeons Packing!

Serving southern Nevada since 1998

Las Vegas pigeon pest control and pigeon removal provided by Pigeons Be Gone. Since 1998, Pigeons Be Gone® has helped homeowners and businesses across the Las Vegas Valley effectively get rid of their pigeon problems.
Pigeons Be Gone® was founded by UNLV graduate, Michael Gardner. Since its inception, Pigeons Be Gone® has built a reputation on honesty, quality workmanship, and exceptional customer service.

Pigeons Be Gone is available for residential and commercial service.

Pigeons drinking from your pool/spa spillway?
Many of our customers contact us about pigeons making a mess of their pool and deck areas. This problem is usually a result of pigeons drinking from a pool/spa spillway. This is the shallow area where water flows from the spa to the pool. Because the water in this area is shallow and easily accessible, pigeons will use a spillway as their primary water source. ...
Posted on September 13 2010 Keep Reading...

Pigeons were nesting within this eave.Several pounds of pigeon droppings had accumulated.We removed and disposed of all droppings, pressure washed and disinfected the area prior to applying our galvanized steel screening. This method will keep the pigeons out of the eave for the life of the building. Guaranteed!!
Posted on February 5 2010 Keep Reading...

Many homes have more than one roof line. When two roof lines converge, it creates an eave. In many instances these eaves provide a protected area ideal for nesting. Pigeons nest within their own feces. This not only makes a mess of a roof, but as the droppings accumulate, they canroll off the roof and make a mess of patios, porches, and yards.

After: Chimney Caps
This chimney cap like most, has both top and side openings. We have applied our screening to all access points of the cap, ensuring pigeons will never nest in this area.

Before: Chimney Caps
If your home has a chimney, it may have a cap on the top of it that allows pigeons to nest within. These types of caps have access points from both the sides and the top.

Large Screened Chimney
Larger homes will occasionally have very large chimneys that mimic the architectural style of the home. These roomy, protected spaces are ideal areasfor pigeons tonest. Typically homeowners become aware of the presence of the pigeons in these areas when the sound of the birdscooingtravels down the chimney flue. This photo illustrates the application of our 14 gauge galvanized steel screening tothe chimneys architectural cutouts. This will ...

After: Long Eave
This photo illustrates the application of our heavy-duty 14 gauge galvanizedsteel screeningto an extraordinarily long eave area after all droppings and debris were removed. The screening has been painted to match the color of the buildingmaking it aesthetically pleasing as well as durable. With the application of this product, Pigeons Be Gone is proud to offer a lifetime guarantee. We guarantee pigeons will never re-nest ...
Posted on January 11 2010 Keep Reading...

Before: Long Eave
This is an example of an extra long eave where pigeon droppings and debris have accumulated. Our service provides the cleaning of these areas prior to the application of preventative screening.

Bird Spike 2000, the original plastic bird spike, is an effective and humane way to deter pigeons from landing on architectural designs, window ledges, chimneys, parapet walls, I-beams, etc. Pigeons cannot land on the sharp,uneven surface of the bird spikes. Spikes can be glued or screwed down to virtually any surface. Bird spikes installed by Pigeons Be Gone come with an industry leading 5 year ...
Posted on November 17 2009 Keep Reading...

After: Pigeon Control Services
This is an air conditioning unit on an American West home after Pigeons Be Gone has installed BirdNet. This is the best solution for preventing pigeons from re nesting in this area after cleaning. BirdNet is extremely durable and creates a barrier against problem pigeons and their natural instinct to stay near their birth site. Pigeons Be Gone can add a zipper for easy access ...