Mitigating the Hazards of Pigeon Guano

Pigeon Guano, if left to accumulate over an extended period of time, becomes highly corrosive and can cause significant and costly damage to the infrastructure of a building. The acidic nature of the guano can eat away at building materials, leading to deterioration and structural issues.

The harm to humans and other animals comes from the inhalation of dust from bird droppings or guano, which can lead to a number of serious diseases such as histoplasmosis, cryptococcosis, and psittacosis. Therefore, it is crucial to address and remove pigeon guano promptly to mitigate the potential risks and hazards associated with its presence.