Welcome to Hackensack Bird Control: Prevention and Removal of Unwanted Birds

Our company specializes in resolving problems caused by birds in Hackensack, New Jersey, both residential and commerical. We handle bird species such as pigeons, starlings, grackles, sparros, and even Canada Geese and woodpeckers. We generally don't kill birds - we prevent them from causing problems. Most commonly, this means that we install barriers that prevent them access to your building or property, or anti-roosting devices that prevent them from landing, nesting, or roosting on your home, store, building, or anywhere. We use netting, needle strips, shock track, and more. We do offer trapping in some cases, and removal of birds from warehouses, grocery stores, or other commerical or industrial buildings by netting or sometimes pellet shooting. We have a wide variety of tools and methods for solving every manner of bird problem. Call us at 201-373-2104 to discuss your bird problem today.

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Netting

Stop Birds From Accessing Your Space

We stop birds from entering almost any space by installing netting. It is strong and durable, but thin and black so that it is not visually distracting. We can prevent birds from flying or roosting under awnings, roofs, or any other architectural area.

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Anti-Roosting

Stop Birds From Landing Or Roosting

We install needle strips or shock track on ledges, beams, the tops of signs, and anywhere birds are roosting and causing unsightly and unhealthy droppings. We can reach any area with our ladders and boom lifts.

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Cleanup

We Clean Droppings and Nesting Material

Birds can make a mess with their droppings - on your building, roof, or the ground, or any other area. Sometimes bird guano and nesting material accumulate. We professionally clean and decontaminate the area.

Our Work

Full Range of Bird Control Services
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More About Us Hackensack Bird Control:

In the latter part of the 2000s, our founders established our bird removal and exclusion company. Back then, we only had limited human resources. We transformed our family-owned vehicle to ensure that we can provide for our clients' needs within the county's borders. After more than a decade, our company has developed dramatically. We have been voted as the #1 wildlife control provider of the state. Our first technician chose to stick with us and is now supervising our junior technicians' works. Nowadays, our company provides employment opportunities to more than 100 people. We are also armed with a fleet of vehicles that are appropriately marked. We make sure that our people will keep on learning as we go along our way. We will continue to evolve as the landscape of our industry continues to change. We will not be afraid to consult the experts to figure out the techniques and methods we are not familiar with. We will make sure that our customers will get the level of services that they want. Since our inception, we remain dedicated to excellence and quality. Our team of experienced and highly talented technicians and staff have helped build the outstanding company that we have today. We will continue to make ourselves available to those who continue to trust us for all their bird control needs.

Pigeons: The North American Pest That Keeps Coming Home


There are a number of reasons why getting rid of pigeons is no easy feat. To start with, they immediately have the winning edge over humans because ... well, they can fly. We can't. We can run, drive, swim, climb, and even jump, but we can't fly. If a pigeon wanted to get away from a human it could with relative ease, and there isn't very much that humans could do about it.

Moving on from the very obvious point, pigeons are known for their homing instinct. They're bred for it, kept as pets for it, and raced for it. They were once used as messenger animals, passing urgent snippets of chit-chat from one place to another, always somehow finding their way back home again. It's quite an incredible accomplishment when you take into consideration exactly how far these birds can travel. It doesn't help you when you want to get rid of them, though.

Because of that homing instinct, the pigeon isn't an animal that you can trap and release again, which means you'll need to rely on a number of approaches that combine repellents/deterrents with physical barriers. Holes that lead the birds into an attic or roof void must be sealed up, for example, and roosting or perch ledges should be secured so that the birds can no longer land there. You can only do all of this when the baby pigeons are removed alongside their adult counterparts, but unlike other wild pest animals that you'll encounter, the pigeon breeds all-year-round. There's a reason they have been given that unpleasant nickname — vermin of the skies.

There is a lot of information and advice on getting rid of pigeons on the internet, but not all of it is good advice. If you see anything that suggests using poison, lethal traps, or shooting the animal, you are being advised to take an unlawful course of action. You are also being advised to take a course of action that could have repercussions far and wide, perhaps even killing a number of other animals in the process, by accident. Unfortunately, this can mean local pets, including your own.

Any course of action you do take will need to result in the pigeons left permanently unable to roost where they were roosting before, and this means putting modifications in place, such as bird spike strips, in order to prevent them. Other methods are available, including bird netting and wire-lines, but there are pros and cons to both of those methods that could result in injury to the birds or other animals.



Also read our other bird tip: Should I hire a pro, or remove pigeons myself?

We have the most experience in Hackensack at understanding the nuisance birds of New Jersey. Our 7 years of experience in the field ensures excellent results.

We pride ourselves on the quality of our bird control work. Our work is professional grade and long lasting, usually for the life of the building.

We are fully New Jersey licensed. We carry the correct safety equipment, and operate in a safe and professional manner to keep your building and people safe.

Call us at 201-373-2104 to discuss your bird problem and our process. We are always responsive by phone. We can usually schedule next-day appointments, and provide written estimates for all our bird work.