Glasgow Pigeon Droppings Cleaning

In Glasgow, Response Bioclean provides a highly specialised pigeon guano cleaning service. Our experts excel at meticulously collecting pigeon droppings as well as thoroughly cleaning and sanitising contaminated surfaces.

There could be serious repercussions if old, dried pigeon droppings are not disposed of properly, and cleaning the guano could generate a lot of potentially hazardous dust. We place the utmost importance on the health and safety of our team members as well as everyone near the work area.

After all surfaces have been thoroughly cleaned, pigeon guano must first be professionally removed. To ensure that our specialised team can work safely and that we are adequately prepared to handle the level of damage caused by pigeon guano, we will conduct a site survey to assess this beforehand.

If you have any inquiries or would like more information on pigeon-dropping clean-up, call us right away to schedule your site survey. While we take care to remove pigeon droppings in a safe and appropriate manner, we are also aware that timing can occasionally be a key consideration. We’re open every day of the week, twenty-four hours a day, in Glasgow.

If pigeons or other birds are a persistent problem for you, we can offer bird proofing or prevention. The space is thoroughly cleaned and sanitised before bird-proofing measures are installed. For additional information, see our article on bird proofing.

Business Risks Associated with Glasgow Pigeon Droppings

It is important to appropriately weigh the risks that guano and pigeon excrement bring to the environment and trade. Therefore, timely and regular cleaning is essential. Related risks include:

• Environmental health inspectors have the authority to take disciplinary action if they think that bird droppings pose an excessive risk to the public’s safety.
• Exorbitant costs for maintenance and repairs.
• Conservation officers put the law into practice to safeguard historic structures.
• Because of slip-and-fall incidents, people, local governments, the HSE, or unions might file lawsuits; this could damage the company’s reputation.

Effects of Bird Droppings on Health

• Here are seven health problems caused by invasive bird species that facility managers and building owners need to be aware of.
• Pigeons and starlings regularly carry Salmonella, a bacterium that can be fatal to persons who are already ill.
• E. coli, which is frequently disseminated by pigeons and other flying animals as well as bird droppings.
• A bacterium called Campylobacter jejuni, which is found in bird droppings, is one of the most common causes of gastroenteritis, which results in over 100 fatalities each year in the UK.
• Listeriosis, which is brought on by the listeria bacterium, can be fatal in infants who are still developing.
• A similar condition with a 50% mortality rate that can affect unborn children is meningoencephalitis.
• Pigeons, starlings, and seagulls are more likely to catch histoplasmosis, a condition that can impair the lungs and central nervous system, which is caused by the fungus known as cryptococcosis, which is contracted by breathing in dust that has been contaminated by dried pigeon droppings. The elderly and cancer patients, who are already at risk, are more likely to experience lung infections and flu-like symptoms.