You must also prevent.
Bird droppings in attic.
There are multiple diseases that can be spread by bird droppings so anytime these animals are in your attic you and your family are at risk.
Getting rid of the bird is just the first step.
They typically leave waste in a single pile by where they rest or their entrance to your attic.
The droppings look similar to a seed and are between 1 8 and a of an inch.
If large quantities of bird or bat droppings are present contact an environmental engineering consultant for advice.
Removal and cleanup of bird and bat droppings.
If a bird is not removed from your attic it can create a health hazard from diseases carried by the bird or its droppings.
Identifying mouse droppings mouse droppings are recognizable by their appearance as well as their sheer number since a single mouse can leave 50 to 75 pellets each day.
Histoplasmosis is perhaps the most common.
If there is a small accumulation of droppings from a few birds or bats it can be cleaned up with soap and water.
This is a biohazard and respirators should be worn when inspecting a bird infested attic to avoid breathing these pathogens into lungs.