Bird proofing & management
There are many way birds can be a nuisance, noise, damage, disease and an unsightly mess left behind, are just a few. The majority of calls that Pest Lincs receive, are regarding Feral Pigeons, also know as town or city pigeons.
The Feral Pigeon has been a common feature in towns and cities for many centuries. There is no doubt flocks are increasing in size, faster than ever. The reason behind the ever growing population is almost certainly the fact of the availability of food and ease of good roosting, and breeding facilities, ie solar panels.
As more of us look to make long-term savings on our energy bills, solar panels are becoming increasingly popular. Over one million homes & businesses in the UK now have solar panels installed on their roof, giving the perfect harbourage for Feral Pigeons. Not only can they damage the wiring of the panels, Pigeons nesting under solar panels can also block guttering with nesting materials and guano. Pigeon Guano carries disease & pathogens which once dried, can be extremely harmful to humans. Not to mention the Mites, Ticks & Fleas they also carry!
Bird proofing, what can we offer you and your home or business?
Many differnent types of proofing for various types of pest bird. Netting, spiking, meshing & deterrent solutions
Nest and guano clearance, and sanitisation
A fast & efficient response with guaranteed results
RSPH2 & NPTA trained technicians
Works carried out discreetly, with minimum fuss or disruption to your business
A fast and & efficient response with guaranteed results
Contact us to discuss further
Facts;
Feral Pigeons produce up to 11kg of fouling per year
Feral Pigeons nest all year round
Feral Pigeon guano contains over 50 dieases
They can be used to send messages!
“Pest Lincs, specifically Tom, carried out recent proofing measures at our house in Cleethorpes both under the ridge tiles and around the solar panels. The work carried out was second to none. Knowledgeable, courteous and efficient. We’ve had no further bird issues! Many thanks Tom, ”