Bird proofing and humane bird control including bird netting, bird spikes and bird wire

Pigeons and seagulls in urban environments can be destructive, messy and can constitute a health hazard by spreading diseases such as E.coli and Salmonella

Bird nesting and roosting in large quantities can encourage insect infestations, damage buildings and other structures and spread diseases due to droppings and decaying food. During the summer, seagulls in particular can become aggressive.

Pest Doctor North West employs a variety of bird proofing strategies suitable with your location. After identifying bird species, habit, behaviour and frequency the Pest Doctor will determine pest Bird Pressure and implement the most appropriate bird proofing strategy.

Common pest bird control solutions and deterrents

Bird Netting

Bird netting creates an impenetrable barrier to all bird species and all levels of pest Bird Pressure. It is highly versatile, long-lasting, virtually invisible and available in species specific mesh sizes.

Anti-Roosting Bird Spikes and Bird Control Coils

Bird Spikes and Bird Coils are a humane bird control strategy that prevents larger birds, such as pigeons and gulls, from landing, roosting or nesting. Bird Spikes and Bird Coils are easy to install, long-lasting protection against pest birds roosting or nesting.

Bird Wire

In areas of Light Bird Pressure spring tensioned wires suspended between posts are a long-lasting, virtually maintenance free bird deterrent to prevent pigeons, gulls and other large birds from landing.

After a bird control survey, the Pest Doctor may advise the use of other bird control solutions including gel or electric bird deterrents and ultrasonic bird repellents.

Got a Bird Control Problem?

Pest Doctor North West is based in Warrington for easy access to the motorway network to provide pest control services in Warrington, Manchester, Liverpool, Chester, St. Helens,  Wirral and all places in between – contact us now if you’ve got a pest bird control problem. Don’t wait – call the Pest Doctor today.