The WSJ reached out to Bell Bird Control about preventing property damage caused by pigeons and gulls. Architect Sid Schlomann's business has gone to the birds. Mr. Schlomann, an in-house architect for the U.S. Postal Service who helps manage construction, renovation and repair matters in the New York metropolitan area, has turned his attention to the unsightly and unsanitary droppings and property damage caused by pigeons and seagulls.

Fox 5 WNYC Interviewed Bell Bird Control to feature our bird protection the Farley Post Office, now Moynihan Station in New York City from pigeons. Bell Bird Control cleaned up the messes related to these pest birds. Pigeons were unable to land and ruin the building and the public was kept safe too. Bell Bird Control installed bird protection and bird prevention systems to stop birds and their droppings on this client.

Bell Bird Control discussed the property damage pest birds cause to buildings and need to cleanup bird droppings, crap, and guano to prevent exposure to diseases, clogged drains, and building erosion in a lighthearted but substantive discussion with the 97.3 Eagle’s radio hosts.