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Biotex – Trauma & Biohazard Services

Pigeon guano cleaning in Warwickshire

Dried bird droppings can release dust carrying bacteria and fungal spores linked to illness. We remove guano safely and disinfect the area.

Bin store before cleaning, with bird droppings on the wall and bin lid

What we do

How we help

Pigeon guano builds up slowly in lofts, roof voids, plant rooms, walkways, balconies, ledges, car parks and bin stores. It looks unpleasant, but the bigger problem is health. Dried bird droppings can release dust carrying bacteria and fungal spores linked to illnesses such as psittacosis, histoplasmosis and cryptococcosis.

Pigeon guano removal needs the right equipment and products to be done properly.

How we remove guano safely

Our technicians wear respiratory protection and damp the guano down before removal to keep dust to a minimum. We remove guano, feathers and nesting material, and remove and dispose of dead birds safely. Once the area is clear, we fully disinfect it.

All waste is bagged and disposed of correctly by a licensed waste carrier, with waste transfer notes.

Painting over won’t fix it

Guano left in place keeps drawing birds back. Removing the source properly saves time and money on repeat work.

Where we work

We clean lofts, roof voids, plant rooms and walkways, as well as balconies, ledges, car parks and bin stores. The photos on this page show a bin store with bird guano before our clean, and after it was cleared and sanitised.

Commercial buildings, housing providers, car parks and FM contractors use this service. Every job starts with a hazard assessment and a fixed, written quote, and ends with a completion report with before and after photos.

Real job

Before & after

Bin store before cleaning, with bird droppings on the wall and bin lid
Before
Bin store after clearance, with the floor cleared and sanitised around a general waste bin
After

How it works

Simple for you. Thorough on site.

Our full process
  1. Step 1: Call or email
  2. Step 2: Site assessment
  3. Step 3: Clear quote
  4. Step 4: Make safe
  5. Step 5: Clean & decontaminate
  6. Step 6: Dispose & report

Paperwork on every job

  • RAMS
    Risk assessment and method statement as standard.
  • Waste transfer notes
    A full paper trail from a licensed waste carrier.
  • Completion report
    With before and after photos.

Questions

Common questions

Is pigeon guano dangerous?

Dried bird droppings can release dust carrying bacteria and fungal spores linked to illnesses such as psittacosis, histoplasmosis and cryptococcosis.

How do you keep the dust down?

Our technicians wear respiratory protection and damp the guano down before removal to keep dust to a minimum.

Why not just leave it?

Guano left in place keeps drawing birds back. Removing the source properly saves time and money on repeat work.

How much does it cost?

Every job is different. We assess it in person or from photos, then give you a fixed, written quote with no hidden extras before any work starts.

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Safe · Discreet · Thorough

Need help? Contact us.

Talk to us for honest advice and a fixed, written quote. Every job is handled calmly and in confidence.

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