Bird Control & Disinfection Services — Complete Cleaning & Sanitizing
Protect homes, restaurants, and workplaces with professional bird control, cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfection. Our protocols align with EPA and CDC standards for safety and compliance.
Service Overview
Disinfection & Sanitizing
EPA-registered disinfectants and antimicrobial detergents to reduce bacteria, viruses, and germs on high-contact surfaces.
Humane Bird Control
Site assessment, deterrents (spikes, netting, ultrasonic), droppings removal, and post-clean disinfection to restore safety.
Compliance & Reporting
Protocols aligned with CDC and environmental guidelines; documented action steps and contact times.
Cleaning, Sanitizing & Disinfecting — Our Process
- Clean: Remove soil, rinse with water and suitable detergents.
- Sanitize: Lower microbial load on surfaces to safe levels.
- Disinfect: Apply EPA-registered products; respect dwell times to kill target organisms.
- Verify: Inspect, document, and release the area back to service.
Products and procedures reviewed regularly against CDC / EPA updates.
CityBird — Facility & Food-Area Hygiene (Optional)
If your site includes catering or food prep, our CityBird option adds compliant workflow hygiene: prep zones, utensil stations, and post-service disinfection per food safety rules.
- Corporate catering with surface sanitizing and equipment checks
- Mobile cleaning/sanitizing units for events
- Kitchen sterilization cycles (rinse–disinfect–rinse) with EPA-listed solutions
Bird Control — Health & Safety First
Bird droppings can harbor microbes and cause infection. We combine humane control with thorough cleanup and disinfection to protect people and assets.
Disinfectants & Sanitizing Products We Use
- Antimicrobial detergents for routine sanitizing
- Bleach or alternatives where compatible and required
- Neutral, water-based options for sensitive areas
- Healthcare-grade chemicals tested against bacteria & viruses
Selection depends on surface, soil type, target organism, and material compatibility.
FAQ — Disinfection & Bird Control
Cleaning vs. sanitizing vs. disinfecting?
Cleaning removes soil; sanitizing reduces microbes to safe levels; disinfecting kills most bacteria/viruses on non-porous surfaces using EPA-registered products.
Are your disinfectants food-safe?
Yes. We use EPA/CDC-compliant products; food-contact areas follow specific rinse and dwell-time rules.
How often should we disinfect?
Daily sanitizing for high-touch points; scheduled disinfection weekly or after contamination events, per risk assessment.
Do you offer humane bird control?
Yes — deterrents (spikes/netting/ultrasonic), waste removal, and certified post-clean disinfection.
Do you serve all of France?
Yes. We operate France-wide and maintain supply partnerships to ensure certified, traceable products.
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Defi Clean Story – A co-owned building invaded by pigeons
In a large co-ownership in the city center, residents had reached their limit. Balconies, window ledges and the roofs of the buildings were occupied day and night by pigeons. At first, some people found these birds almost charming… but then droppings, feathers and nests started to build up, damaging the environment, hygiene and overall salubrity of the place.
The property manager had to face his responsibility: protect the population of the residence, reduce sanitary risk and fight the nuisances caused by these animals, now considered real pests and nuisibles. Common areas of the building, like the lobby and stairwells, were regularly soiled. In nearby publics spaces, children played under cornices full of pigeons. A real, long-term solution was needed to restore proper salubrité on site.
That’s when the copropriété called Defi Clean, a specialist company experienced in this kind of interventions. During the first visit, the technician took time to explain the method chosen: limit the proliferation of pigeons, secure sensitive zones and restore a healthy environment, while keeping full respect for the animals and current sanitary standards. No brutal or improvised actions: each step had to meet a clear objective of hygiene and safety for the bâtiments.
The pigeon control plan was built in several stages. First, progressive effarouchement – bird scaring actions – to break the habits of the pigeons on façades and roofs of the buildings. Then the installation of net systems over some inner courtyards and discreet wire lines on exposed ledges to prevent birds from landing. On the roof of the main bâtiment and the other blocks of the copropriété, devices were installed so they blended into the architecture and remained suitable for nearby public areas.
Week after week, results became visible: the population of pigeons decreased, proliferation of droppings stopped getting worse and complaints about odours and noise nuisances dropped sharply. Overall hygiene improved, strengthening the salubrité of the bâtiment and reducing sanitary risk for residents.
For the property manager and residents, this depigeonnage operation showed that a specialised company can provide an efficient and respectful service, both for people and for the urban environment. Thanks to a structured method and targeted interventions combining effarouchement, net systems and wire lines, Defi Clean gave the copropriété a calmer living space again, in line with sanitaires requirements for buildings and publics areas, and in full respect of the site and its inhabitants.