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Ensuring a safe and sanitary environment requires the professional remediation of areas contaminated by bird or rodent waste. Using industry-approved products and methods, our services are designed to meet strict health and safety regulations—protecting both people and property.
The use of birds of prey to deter and relocate pest birds from a specific area.
With the use of a K9 tracking team we can:
• Identify problem areas before an infestation occurs.
• Assist in the direction of other pest control treatments.
• Locate ingress points. Identify species.
• Save time and money.
We offer a full proofing service for both birds and rodents to prevent future ingress and create a permanent solution.
Sometimes trapping is the most discreet approach to dealing with situations. This service is highly efficient when it comes to feral pigeon populations but can be used in many other cases.
Protect Wildlife. Stay Compliant. Keep Projects Moving.
we specialize in proactive ground-nesting bird mitigation services designed to help construction, utility, and agricultural operations avoid costly delays while ensuring full compliance with wildlife protection laws.
Our team of trained biologists and technicians uses proven, humane deterrent techniques to discourage nesting in and around active work zones during sensitive breeding seasons. Services include:
Pre-Construction Surveys
Falconry and K9 Bird unit
Habitat Modification
Visual and Acoustic Deterrents
Monitoring and Reporting
We work closely with environmental regulators to create custom mitigation plans that are effective, ethical, and aligned with your project timeline.
Don’t let the nesting season put your project on hold.
Whether you're dealing with persistent rodent issues, invasive bird populations, or the aftermath of wildlife contamination, APS offers bespoke, tactical programs that deliver fast results and long-term protection.
Our highly trained detection dogs provide fast, accurate, and non-invasive rodent activity tracking, pinpointing infestations before visual or mechanical methods can detect them.
We don’t just respond to infestations—we prevent them.