Evict the nest, not the airflow.
Birds, squirrels and mice love a warm vent. A nest in the duct blocks exhaust, holds lint and can become a hazard. We remove it carefully.
- Removes: Nests and debris
- Cleans: Hood and nearby duct
What it is, and why it matters.
A dryer vent hood is warm, sheltered and easy to get into, which is exactly what nesting animals want. Twigs, grass and fur block the vent, trap lint and moisture and can even hide in the duct behind the flap.
We remove the nest and debris from the hood and the first stretch of duct, clean the run and check for damage. If wildlife is still present, we recommend a wildlife professional, and we can add a guard to help keep animals out.
Four things done right.
Careful removal
Debris is cleared from the hood and the duct.
Damage check
We look for chewing, tearing and blocked sections.
Prevention
A guard with wide openings can keep animals out.
Honest limits
Live wildlife is for a wildlife professional.
From first call to bird and rodent nest removal.
- 1
Inspect the hood
We check for nests, animals and damage.
- 2
Remove debris
The nest is cleared from the hood and duct.
- 3
Clean the run
The duct is brushed and vacuumed.
- 4
Protect it
We suggest a guard or a new hood if needed.
Bird and Rodent Nest Removal in cities across the country.
We do this work for homes and businesses from coast to coast. Find your city to see the climate and homes we plan for.
Bird and Rodent Nest Removal: common questions
Is a nest in my dryer vent dangerous?
It blocks exhaust and holds lint, so the dryer can overheat. Stop using the dryer until it is cleared.
What if animals are still inside?
We stop and recommend a wildlife professional, then return to clean once the animals are gone.
How do I get a quote for bird and rodent nest removal?
Fill in the form or call or text 800-313-8481. A few details about the dryer and the vent, or a photo of the vent hood, usually give us what we need, and we send a written price.
Ready to talk about bird and rodent nest removal?
A few details or a photo of the vent, and a written price.