Fouling Clearance
Neither fouling or carcasses may be disposed of with normal household/commercial waste and can only be carried in licensed vehicles.
The Procedure
When removing bird fouling the correct PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) must always be used. This usually consists of P3 respirators, nitrile gloves and coveralls. Before commencing fouling removal works we treat the area with a biocide to neutralise any harmful pathogens. We then remove the fouling and nesting materials and place them in strong, sealed plastic bags. The bags are then placed either in special hazardous waste skips or taken away from site to be disposed of in the appropriate manner. Any Pigeon carcasses found will be taken away for incineration as these cannot be placed in skips.
Once the removal works are completed, we then carry out a further biocide treatment to kill off any remaining pathogens.
We refer to the above procedure as a ‘bulk fouling removal’. Once this has been performed, we can carry out additional cleaning services if required. Please see our ‘Other Services’ page for more details.
Once the removal works are completed, we then carry out a further biocide treatment to kill off any remaining pathogens.
We refer to the above procedure as a ‘bulk fouling removal’. Once this has been performed, we can carry out additional cleaning services if required. Please see our ‘Other Services’ page for more details.