Pigeon control

Pigeon removal and prevention for commercial and residential properties in New Zealand

Pigeons (Columba livia) are one of the most common bird pests in New Zealand. They can create ongoing challenges for property owners and managers. Pigeon droppings are highly acidic, damaging building materials, blocking drains, and creating potential health risks. Effective pigeon control helps protect residential and commercial properties from damage and hygiene issues.

Signs of Infestation

Our Treatment Approach

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are there so many pigeons in New Zealand?

Buildings provide ideal roosting spots, while easily available food from outdoor dining areas, rubbish, and people feeding pigeons supports large populations. Pigeons can also breed throughout the year in suitable conditions.

Is pigeon feeding illegal in New Zealand?

Rules around feeding pigeons can vary between local councils and public areas. Some locations may have restrictions to help manage nuisance bird populations.

How do you stop pigeons from roosting on my building?

Exclusion is one of the most effective approaches. Installing bird netting, spikes, or shock tracks on roosting surfaces helps prevent pigeons from landing and nesting. These physical deterrents make roosting difficult or impossible.

How long does rodent control take?

Active rodent populations can typically be brought under control within 2–4 service visits. However, ongoing monitoring and exclusion maintenance are recommended for long-term prevention.

Does building management need to be involved?

Yes, for building-wide rodent problems. Entry points in shared areas, such as basements, utility rooms, and exterior foundations, may require coordination with building management

Do you provide bed bug control throughout New Zealand?

Yes. Battle Bugs provides professional bed bug inspection and treatment services for residential and commercial properties across New Zealand.

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