Specialized Deterrent
Bird Pest Control
Pigeons are the most common bird problem we're called for. Once they find a ledge, balcony or AC unit they like, they come back every single day, and the droppings pile up fast. We make that spot unusable for them with nets, spikes and deterrents, without harming the birds.
Birds can bring beauty and charm to outdoor spaces, but when they become pests, they can cause significant issues. Our bird pest management control services offer effective solutions to address the problems associated with unwanted bird activity. Whether you're dealing with pigeons roosting on ledges, seagulls scavenging for food scraps, or other nuisance bird species causing damage to your property, our expert team has the knowledge and tools to help. Using humane deterrent methods such as bird spikes, netting, and sound devices, we can effectively discourage birds from congregating in unwanted areas while ensuring minimal disruption to your property. Say goodbye to bird nuisances and hello to a pest-free environment with our professional bird pest management control services.
What's included
- Invisible high-tensile balcony nets
- Polycarbonate & SS 304 bird spikes
- Humane & 100% non-lethal
- Zero view obstruction for balconies
Signs to look out for
- Droppings on balconies, window ledges, AC outdoor units and parked vehicles
- Nests, twigs and feathers in duct spaces, behind AC units or under solar panels
- Cooing and flapping sounds early in the morning
- Drains and gutters blocked with nesting material
- Birds roosting on parapet walls, signboards and rooftop tanks
Why it shouldn't wait
Pigeon droppings are acidic. They stain paint, damage stone and metal, and make floors slippery. Dried droppings can carry fungal spores linked to lung infections, which is a real concern for elderly people and anyone with breathing problems. Nests also block drains and AC units, leading to leaks and breakdowns.
How we treat it
- 01
Ledge measurement
- 02
Anchor wire installation
- 03
Precision bird netting and spike mounting
Before we arrive
- Clear plants and furniture from balconies where nets will go
- Tell us where AC units, pipes and cables run
- Check with your society or association if they have rules about nets on the outside of the building
- Talk to us before removing any nests or eggs
After the treatment
- Check the nets every few months for tears or loose edges
- Don't feed birds near the building. It brings them straight back
- Clean old droppings with a mask and gloves, and wet the area first to keep dust down
- Call us if birds find a new gap or ledge
Common questions about bird control
Will the net block my view or light?
We use thin, UV-stabilised nets that are hard to see from a short distance. Most of our clients stop noticing them after a few days.
Does bird control hurt the birds?
No. Nets, spikes and deterrents simply stop birds from landing or nesting in that spot, so they move on somewhere else.
How long do the nets last?
Good-quality nets usually last several years. Strong sun and wind affect this, and we can inspect and repair them whenever needed.
