The time it takes to remove birds using humane methods depends on the complexity of the situation and the size of the infestation. In most cases, the process can take a few days to a couple of weeks. Humane bird removal often involves the use of exclusion devices like one-way doors, which allow birds to leave but prevent them from re-entering the building. This method requires the birds to leave on their own, which can take a little time depending on the species and how comfortable they are with the exit points. If live traps are used, the traps must be monitored daily, and the captured birds are carefully relocated. Additionally, it’s important to wait for the right time, especially during the nesting season, to avoid separating adult birds from their young. After the birds are removed, exclusion methods are employed to prevent future infestations. Humane removal prioritizes the well-being of the birds, which can sometimes make the process take slightly longer than lethal methods.