Bird Proofing and Control Nottingham

Bird Proofing and Control

Pigeon solar panel bird proofing and bird netting to protect property from damage and nuisance caused by bird infestations, in Nottingham and throughout the UK

Bird Proofing and Control

Pigeon solar panel bird proofing and bird netting to protect property from damage and nuisance caused by bird infestations, in Nottingham and throughout the UK

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EXPELBird

Pigeon solar panel bird proofing and bird netting to protect property from damage and nuisance caused by bird infestations, in Nottingham and throughout the UK

We supply and install bird proofing and deterrents (netting, spikes, solar panel mesh) against the most common culprits, Feral Pigeons and Gulls, as well as any other type of bird.
Where there is a build up of guano (bird droppings, bird poop etc) we also offer disinfection, clearance and disposal. We are registered Waste Carriers.

Bird Proofing

From a small domestic window ledge to a large commercial roof, we have over 20 years experience fitting nets, spikes, wires, electric track and many other types of proofing and deterrents.

Bird Proofing

From a small domestic window ledge to a large commercial roof, we have over 20 years experience fitting nets, spikes, wires, electric track and many other types of proofing and deterrents.

From a small domestic window ledge to a large commercial roof, we have over 20 years experience fitting nets, spikes, wires, electric track and many other types of proofing and deterrents..

Pigeons

The Feral Pigeon (Columba Livia) is descended from the Rock Dove and is a natural cliff dweller, as such it is perfectly at home in our towns and cities because it sees each building as just another cliff to be colonised.

House Martins

These migratory birds are only a problem for a limited time each year but if you have a few of them nest above your door you’ll certainly appreciate the problems they cause.

Gulls

When hunting for food or protecting their nests gulls can be incredibly aggressive. If you’re unlucky enough to have them nest on your property you’ll know what a threat they can be when they’re looking after their eggs or young. Even if it’s just a regular loafing spot the mess beneath can be enormous.

Canada Geese

First introduced to Britain in the 17th century, the lack of natural predators and abundance of food has seen this specie’s population grow to the point where it is often referred to as a pest.