Ontario Wildlife Removal Delivers Safe, Humane Solutions This Nesting Season
Kitchener, ON – [2025-05-29] — Homeowners and businesses looking for bird removal services in Kitchener can count on Ontario Wildlife Removal for fast, humane, and effective solutions as springtime nesting activity reaches its peak. With an uptick in calls from residents noticing birds in dryer vents, attics, and wall cavities, the company is taking a proactive approach to keep properties safe and pest-free.
“When birds nest inside ventilation systems or attic spaces, it’s more than just a noise complaint it becomes a real health and safety risk,” says Jared Houliston, owner of Ontario Wildlife Removal. “We’re seeing a lot of activity in areas like Forest Heights, Stanley Park, and Doon, where mature trees and older vent systems make for perfect nesting spots.”
The Kitchener team specializes in removing common culprits like starlings, sparrows, and pigeons, all in compliance with the Migratory Birds Convention Act. Technicians remove birds and nests with care, conduct full inspections, and sanitize affected areas to eliminate bacteria, fungi, and parasites that may be left behind. The team also reinforces properties with durable, bird-proof vent covers and exclusion barriers to prevent repeat invasions.
Bird infestations can lead to clogged vents, reduced airflow, fire risks, contamination from droppings, and damage to insulation and structural materials. Many homeowners are surprised to learn that a simple bird nest in a dryer vent can become a fire hazard. At Ontario Wildlife their job is to make sure that doesn’t happen.
With deep knowledge of Kitchener’s mix of heritage homes and modern developments, Ontario Wildlife Removal tailors its services to meet the needs of each property. By identifying high-risk entry points and providing long-term prevention strategies, the company ensures birds are safely removed and stay out for good.
To schedule a bird removal service or get a quote, visit www.ontariowildliferemoval.ca or call 226-802-9453.