Pigeons R Us protects Buckeye homes and businesses from the pest birds that follow new construction across the far West Valley. From the tile roofs of Verrado to the shops along Monroe Avenue and the warehouses lining Interstate 10, we remove the birds, seal the openings, and back the work with a written warranty.
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Buckeye has added more rooftops in the past decade than almost any city in the country, and pigeons noticed before most people did. Every new subdivision in Verrado, Sundance, Tartesso and Blue Horizons arrives with fresh S-tile, wide open eave lines and a solar array on top, which is close to a purpose-built pigeon habitat. Our pigeon control and pigeon removal crews work these neighborhoods weekly.
What makes Buckeye different from the rest of the Valley is what sits between the subdivisions. Working farm fields, irrigation laterals and feed operations still surround the growth, and that agricultural edge gives flocks a food supply no city block can match. Add the Hassayampa River bottom and the washes coming off the White Tank Mountains near Skyline Regional Park, and birds have water within an easy flight of nearly every neighborhood.
Our company carries full Arizona licensing, bonding and insurance, and a written warranty follows every install. That covers a homeowner in Festival Ranch who wants the birds out from under her panels, a rancher on Watson Road with birds in an equipment barn, and a distribution center off the I-10 frontage that needs netting across a loading bay. Same crews, same standards, same phone number when you need us again.
Most Buckeye homes are under twenty years old, which changes the job entirely. The tile is still under warranty, the solar contract has terms about who may touch the array, and the builder gaps at the ridge and rake are wide open because nobody has ever closed them. We use clip and tension systems that fasten without drilling into tile or penetrating the underlayment, so your roof warranty stays intact while the birds lose their access.
Solar adoption in Buckeye runs well ahead of the state average, and so does the number of pigeons nesting beneath it. We enclose the array perimeter with rust-resistant mesh held by non-penetrating clips, remove whatever has already built up underneath, and leave the panels producing at full output with airflow completely unobstructed.
The corridor along Interstate 10 has filled with distribution centers, cold storage and manufacturing, all of them full of open steel structure that pigeons treat as free housing. We net rafters, dock canopies, conveyor runs and covered receiving areas with commercial tensioned systems, so product stays clean and inspections stop being a problem.
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Tell Us About the Property
A quick form gets it started. Because Buckeye covers so much ground, we send a drone up for a free aerial survey rather than guessing from the driveway, and you get an honest estimate without a sales visit.
Choose Your Day
Drive times out here are real, so we schedule tight and show up when we said. If you would rather talk it through in person first, a technician can meet you at the property or reach you by phone to answer anything before you commit.
We Take It From There
Our crew explains the plan, works clean, and hauls off every scrap of nesting material and packaging when the install is finished. We close with a walk-through so you can see each treated area. Being home is optional, because the standard does not change when nobody is watching.
Our crews run these cities every week out of our Phoenix shop. Pick yours for local detail on the roofs, neighborhoods and bird pressure we actually see there.
Rooftops, solar arrays and storefronts right across the Valley core.
Catlin Court bungalows, Arrowhead tile roofs and the Westgate district.
Estrella lakeside homes, PebbleCreek patios and the airport hangars.
Old Town rooflines north through Vistancia toward Lake Pleasant.
Covered patios and low pitch tile in Sun City Grand and Marley Park.
New build tile and rooftop solar in Verrado, Festival Ranch and Tartesso.
Based in Phoenix and covering the wider Valley. If your city is not listed, call us anyway at (602) 635-3307.
Straight answers for Buckeye homeowners and business owners
New construction is the easiest target on the block. Builders rarely close the gaps under the first course of tile, the ridge or the rake, and a brand new solar array creates a shaded cavity nothing has claimed yet. Pigeons scout constantly and move into open space fast, so a two year old Buckeye home is often more vulnerable than a thirty year old one.
We do. Verrado, Festival Ranch, Sundance, Tartesso, Blue Horizons, the older neighborhoods near downtown and the properties out along Watson Road are all on our regular route, along with commercial and agricultural sites. Distance from central Phoenix does not change our pricing or how quickly we can get to you.
Not with the method we use. Our screening attaches with clips that grip the panel frame rather than screws through the module or the roof, which keeps both the solar warranty and the roofing warranty intact. We can provide the product specifications in writing if your installer or HOA wants documentation before approving the work.
The free drone estimate usually happens within a day or two, and many residential installs are completed in a single visit shortly after. Larger commercial netting projects take longer to stage, but we give you a firm timeline up front rather than an open-ended one. Acting early keeps the job small.
No. Everything we do is exclusion work. Netting, wire, spikes and panel screening simply make a surface impossible to roost on, and the birds move along on their own. There is no trapping, poisoning or relocation involved, which is both the humane approach and the one that produces a permanent result.
Yes, and Buckeye gives us plenty of practice. Open-truss barns, equipment sheds, packing structures and covered feed areas all take netting or wire systems sized for the span. We work around livestock and daily operations, and we use materials rated for constant sun exposure and dust rather than lightweight residential products.
More than most people expect. The uric acid in droppings eats into tile glaze, metal flashing, solar glass and painted surfaces, and Buckeye heat bakes the mess into a crust that no longer rinses off. There is also a health side, since dried droppings become airborne dust when swept. The repair cost climbs every month it sits.
Buckeye grew fast enough that plenty of service companies still treat it as an afterthought, quoting a premium for the drive or pushing the appointment out two weeks. We built our routes around the West Valley, so getting to Verrado or Tartesso is a normal Tuesday for us. Owners here stay with us because we answer the phone, arrive on time, and solve the problem in one trip.
We give you a real arrival window and we keep it, even on the far side of the city.
Every install carries a warranty, and if a bird finds a way back in we come fix it.
Hundreds of Arizona property owners have rated the work, and the score has held steady.
Experienced crews, full coverage, and no fine print excluding your roof from the warranty.