Getting rid of birds is not about scaring them for a day. Pigeons remember safe roosting spots and come back again and again, so lasting control comes from changing the building, not just chasing the birds. We combine physical bird deterrents with changes to the habitat and thorough cleaning, so there is no comfortable place left for them to settle. Each plan starts with an inspection of the building.
Bird Spikes for Ledges, Parapets, Beams and Signboards
Bird spikes make narrow surfaces uncomfortable for birds to land on. They are well suited to ledges, parapets, window sills, beams, pipes, signboards and the tops of boundary walls, where pigeons like to perch. When correctly installed in the right places, spikes keep birds off the surfaces that cause the most mess, and they work around the clock without needing any attention. They also help protect surfaces from stains and corrosion.
Bird Netting for Balconies, Openings and Open Courtyards
Bird netting forms a physical barrier that stops birds from reaching an area at all. It works well on balconies, open courtyards, shafts, ducts, openings under roofs, warehouse eaves and other spaces where birds try to roost or nest. A well-fitted net closes off the space while still allowing light and air through, and it protects residents, guests and equipment from droppings and nesting material.
Habitat Modification, Cleaning and Sanitization of Affected Areas
Bird control works best when the place stops being attractive. We make habitat modifications, such as closing off nesting spots and reducing easy sources of food and water, and we carry out cleaning and sanitization of areas affected by droppings and nesting material. Preventive advice then helps you maintain the results, so balconies, roofs and entrances stay clean and bird-free. Done well, this keeps your building cleaner for far longer.