We provide licensed, humane bird and pigeon control for homes and businesses across North York. Our technicians inspect your roofline, balconies and rooftop equipment, remove nesting pigeons and starlings safely, and install exclusion measures so they cannot get back in.
North York’s mix of flat-roofed commercial buildings along the Yonge Street corridor and older residential rooflines gives pigeons and starlings easy ledges to roost on. Properties near the Don River ravine system, Earl Bales Park and Downsview Park sit close to natural bird corridors, which pushes more birds toward balconies, signage and rooftop mechanical units in Bathurst Manor and Willowdale. Once a roosting site is established, droppings and nesting material build up quickly on ledges, vents and HVAC equipment.

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Pigeon droppings are acidic enough to eat through roofing membranes, damage signage and shorten the life of rooftop HVAC units left uncleaned. Accumulated droppings on balconies and walkways also create a slip hazard and can carry histoplasmosis, a respiratory illness linked to prolonged exposure to dried droppings. Nesting material packed into vents and soffits blocks airflow and is a recognized fire risk when it builds up near exhaust outlets.
Here is an at-a-glance look at the species we handle most often on North York roofs and balconies, and how each problem is resolved.
Pigeons roost and nest on ledges, balconies and rooftop mechanical units, and their droppings are acidic enough to damage roofing membranes and HVAC equipment over time. We install deterrent and exclusion systems that keep roosting spots permanently off limits.
Starlings flock in large numbers under eaves, soffits and roof vents, often pushing out native birds and blocking ventilation with nesting material. We exclude nesting cavities without harming the birds.
House sparrows build nests inside dryer vents, soffits and exterior signage, creating fire and blockage risks most homeowners never notice until it is a problem. We seal these entry points once the nest is confirmed inactive.
Geese can become aggressive near entrances, parking lots and walkways during nesting season, and their droppings create a slip hazard and ongoing cleanup issue. We use humane deterrents to redirect geese away from high-traffic areas.
Gulls nest on flat commercial and multi-unit rooftops and can dive defensively at people near their nests. We install spike and netting systems that keep rooftops bird-free without harming the birds.
Every North York property is different, so we tailor the process to what we find during inspection. Here is what you can expect when you call us for wildlife removal in North York.
We examine your roofline, balconies, signage and rooftop units to confirm which species is roosting and where droppings or nesting material have built up.
Unlike protected native species, pigeons, starlings and house sparrows are not covered under the federal Migratory Birds Convention Act, so in most cases we can remove them and start exclusion work right away rather than waiting out a nesting season. If a protected native species such as a sparrow has nested in a vent, we assess timing before proceeding.
We install netting, spikes or mesh on ledges, vents and rooftop units so the same spot cannot be reused once the birds are gone.
We remove droppings and nesting debris, then sanitize the area to reduce health risk and restore your roofline or balcony to a clean condition.
We serve homeowners and businesses across North York, and if raccoons are also getting into your property, ask about our raccoon removal in North York service as well.
Older homes near Earl Bales Park often have pigeons and starlings roosting under eaves and on garage rooflines.
Commercial signage and awnings along the Yonge Street corridor give pigeons a steady supply of ledges to roost on.
Ravine-side properties near the Don River ravine system see more seasonal songbirds nesting in vents than most other areas.
Flat-roofed buildings near Downsview Park are a common spot for gulls and starlings to nest around ventilation units.
Properties near G. Ross Lord Park report starlings pushing nesting material into soffits and roof vents.
Balconies and rooftop mechanical units on mid-rise buildings near the Yonge Street corridor attract roosting pigeons.
Mixed commercial blocks along Yonge see pigeon droppings accumulate quickly on signage and rooftop HVAC equipment.
Our team is trained and equipped to current bird control regulations in Ontario, and we carry the insurance that comes with rooftop and commercial work. We do not rely on poison or shortcuts around your roofline or HVAC equipment.
Every bird and pigeon job we complete is backed by our guarantee. If pigeons or starlings get back in through a point we sealed, we return and fix it at no extra charge.
Our technicians have handled rooftop and commercial bird jobs across North York for years, from flat-roofed buildings along the Yonge Street corridor to residential balconies in Bathurst Manor. That local experience is why we can usually confirm the species and the fastest legal path to exclusion on the first visit.

The cost depends on the species involved, how large the roosting site is, and how much exclusion work your ledges, vents or rooftop units need. A single balcony with light pigeon roosting is priced differently than a commercial roof with an established starling colony. We provide a clear quote after inspecting your property so there are no surprises.
Most wild birds in Canada are protected under the federal Migratory Birds Convention Act, but pigeons, European starlings and house sparrows are explicitly excluded because they are non-native introduced species. This means we can usually act on these three without waiting for a nesting-season window, while native species that occasionally nest in vents require a timing assessment first. Our technicians confirm the species on-site before recommending a removal method.
A typical residential job, such as clearing pigeons from a balcony and installing spikes or netting, is usually completed in a single visit. Larger commercial rooftops with an established colony or extensive netting requirements can take longer, and we will give you a realistic timeline after inspection. Cleanup and sanitizing of heavily soiled areas is scheduled as part of the same job whenever possible.
Droppings left to accumulate are acidic enough to damage roofing membranes and HVAC equipment, and dried droppings can carry histoplasmosis, a respiratory health risk. Nesting material packed into vents also raises the risk of blockages and fire near exhaust outlets. Because pigeons and starlings are not protected by federal migratory bird rules, there is usually no reason to delay getting the problem addressed.
Pigeon and bird activity on a roofline or balcony rarely resolves on its own, and droppings left in place add to the risk of roof and HVAC damage every week. Our licensed technicians respond quickly across North York, from Bathurst Manor to the Yonge Street corridor, with a clear inspection and honest pricing before any work begins. If your property is elsewhere in the city, our bird removal service covers the wider Toronto area too.
Wildlife Removal Toronto serves the Greater Toronto Area, and our North York specialists provide humane wildlife control across Toronto and surrounding areas. Call (647) 768-8057. Call today for a same-day response.


