Bird Droppings & Rodent Feces

The most important factor in removing bird droppings and rodent feces is probably containment. In most situations, our specialists will wear full PPE gear with a respirator. Depending on the location of the droppings or feces, we may construct a barrier to prevent airborne particles from contaminating a larger area. In most situations involving bird droppings (pigeon poop), our specialists can simply hydrate the droppings with a disinfectant and wipe it up. This procedure needs to be done in such a way that the liquid droppings do not run into uncontaminated areas.

Rodent feces is much easier to contain and remove. More often than not, we’re simply going to disinfect the area and carefully remove the fecal matter. Again, our specialists will typically be dressed in PPE for this process. It’s also important to keep dust and fecal particles from becoming airborne, as this can increase the risk of infection.