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18 Service Centers Nationwide bees are swarming, they are looking for a place to nest and are attracted to these swarm nests. Evidence of swarming activity will then initiate control measures. As part of our regular inspections on all areas, we will identify nests that are being constructed and will remove those as part of our IPM services. Stinging arthropod control will be an important area for Pestmaster to provide a proactive control strategy. Safety is of the utmost importance. If there is a situation in which nesting removal for stinging insects be needed outside of buildings up to the height of 21-feet, Pestmaster will locate a sub-contractor to conduct the service. BIRDS: Pigeons are the most common type of pest bird in North America, and they cause a variety of problems at all kinds of buildings, from airports to manufacturing facilities to power plants and the rooftops of stores, offices, and homes. Because pigeon droppings contain uric acid, which is highly corrosive, pigeons can cause a great deal of damage in a short amount of time. Feral pigeons are responsible for untold millions of dollars of damage each year in urban areas. Here are a few of the other most common pigeon roosting problems (and reasons why people need effective pigeon deterrents):  Pigeons (and pigeon waste) can hurt the image of a business or commercial enterprise as they leave a bad impression.  Collected debris from roosting pigeon flocks can cause water damage by blocking up gutters and drains.  Roosting pigeons often cause extensive damage to air conditioning units and other rooftop machinery.  Droppings create hazardous surfaces that lead to slip and fall liability.  Bacteria, fungal agents, and ectoparasites found in pigeon droppings can pose a health risk. Because pigeons are monogamous, highly territorial, and extremely social, once their presence is established, the one thing you can count on is that presence is going to increase. Two and a half years is the average life span of feral pigeons. As the monogamous pair begins their breeding cycle, running spring through fall (or year-round if conditions are right), their young (usually 2 at a time) often stay with the flock. With adequate food, water and nesting sites, pigeons can hatch their eggs as often as every 6 weeks. Left unchecked, 5 monogamous pairs can produce up to 400 pigeons in 2 years! Non-Chemical Methods of Control: Sanitation: Our first task is to remove all the nests and fecal matter that are on the surfaces where any control methods will be applied. This will be done by physically removing by hand all nests and DocuSign Envelope ID: 16D1C412-7260-4260-8A87-C870C0BEE374