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Bird-X talks to veteran installers about bird control best practices.More>>

Keep birds off building surfaces, ledges, window sills, rafters, beams, signs, statues and more with Stainless Steel Bird Spikes from Bird-X. Bird Spikes don't harm birds, they just make surfaces uncomfortable, irritating and uninviting, which encourages birds to roost elsewhere. More>>

1. Bird droppings can do serious damage. Aside from being unpleasant and messy, bird droppings can cause irreversible damage to property, equipment, and products.More>>

After centuries -- even millennia -- of using chemical pest control methods, people are discovering that these tactics may not be as safe, efficient, or as effective in the long-term as alternative "green" products.More>>

The latest installment of Rodent Tales featuring Tim Periard, branch manager with Paramus-N.J.-based Bug Doctor, discussion the most challenging rodent infestations he's seen during his career. More>>

Heather Gooch talks with Gary Bennett about the seventh edition of the Truman's Scientific Guide to Pest Management Operations.More>>

Bird Barrier America has released its inaugural television show, Bird Control TV. The episode features a variety of information that will be helpful to professional installers including new products, bird control case studies, on-site visits and even a promotion.More>>

Bird-B-Gone has added an ornithologist to its team of bird control specialists to help customers tackle tough bird problems.More>>

A All Animal Control is listed in G.I. Jobs magazine's Military Friendly Franchise listing in the Franchising Basics for Military Veterans Guide which was recently published.More>>