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Cleankill cleans up former cannabis factory

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Cleankill was called in to carry out a clean-up operation after pigeons found their way into an East Sussex premises that was being used as a cannabis factory.

The owner of the town centre premises was completely unaware that his tenants had large amounts of cannabis growing and had installed heating ducts to provide ideal growing conditions. In the process of turning the premises into a factory, multiple holes were made in the ceilings and walls allowing birds to move easily around. The property was actually registered as a wedding dress repair shop.

Pre-emptive pest control to keep the birds at bay

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A new build warehouse in East London has the potential to encourage a major roosting problem with feral birds.

The site
The warehouse’s large loading area is open on two sides to allow access, air and light into the building. The roof space is filled with a maze of pipes and cable trays, and the whole layout is mirrored on a second floor.

Eleven years of pigeon guano

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There is an old Yorkshire saying, “where there's muck there's brass!” After the job we have just finished, I can certainly confirm that muck means work…hard work. I’ll pass you over to our sales manager Mike Williamson to tell you all about what is probably the worst clearance job Cleankill has had to deal with in 25+ years.

Pigeons carry more diseases than rats

With a warm spell of weather predicted, staff from Cleankill Pest Control are gearing up for more calls to deal with the bird they call the ‘flying rat’.

Pigeons take advantage of the warmer weather to sit on outside ledges and pipework while their foulings fall to the floor below, creating a dangerously slippery surface.