Environmental Cleaning & Decontamination service - Crime & Trauma Scene Cleaning
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We offer a no-nonsense approach to removing and cleaning up guano, it is a job that needs to be carried out by a professional guano remediation technician, guano is unsightly, unsanitary and poses a health and safety risk, and it doesn’t stop there as it is often infested with blood-feeding insects and its acidic matter causes damage to the fabric of buildings which, in turn, leads to higher cleaning and repair bills.
Bulk pigeon guano is potentially dangerous to both our technicians and public health in general, all removal work must be undertaken with care. Atkins H.S.R. Ltd specialist guano-removal technicians are trained to a very high standard.
After safely removing and treating the bulk guano, we will remove it from the site in secure sacks, and we will then decontaminate the area to prevent returning organisms.
Guano Removal & Decontamination
Histoplasmosis is a disease caused by a fungus, which grows in pigeon droppings. It also grows in soils and is found throughout the world. When cleaning droppings a person may breathe in some of the fungus, which in cases of high exposure can cause infection.
Meningitis - rare, but one causative agent is commonly found in pigeon nests.
Salmonella - diarrhoea, vomiting and in extreme cases septicaemia and possibly death.
Skin diseases.
Insects - including mites and fleas.
Attraction to rats.
Aggravated chest problems and asthma.
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