Brick

Top bird control solutions for nuisance birds like pigeons, starlings, and sparrows are removing bird food sources and blocking off their nesting grounds with bird netting. Common bird food sources for this type of bird are open trash containers, food strewn on the ground, and food intentionally left out for the birds. Open trash containers can be replaced with closed trash containers, food strewn on the ground can be picked up, and signs can be put up telling people not to feed the birds. Blocking off bird nesting grounds is usually accomplished with bird netting. Bird netting can be placed over the covered, enclosed places that birds like to nest in like underneath solar panels or in the rafters of canopies. If birds have already nested, our top recommendation is to call in a bird control company to assess the situation. Moving the nest of most birds in North America is illegal and the birds may get territorial.

Solutions for a seagull infestation at a place of business are covering up bird food sources if possible and installing bird exclusion methods. Open trash containers should be replaced with covered ones and food thrown on the ground should be picked up very frequently by staff. With the food sources reduced, you can install bird exclusion methods. These include bird netting and seagull grid deterrent wire. Bird netting can be installed anywhere seagulls are entering, including potential seagull nesting areas like behind trash compactors and on rooftops. Seagull grid deterrent wire can be installed on open surfaces like rooftops, creating a no-fly zone out of wire that seagulls will avoid descending onto. Custom solutions are sometimes the best solutions for seagull problems. Schedule a free bird consultation with AviAway and we can chat about how to best approach your seagull problem.