Structural Bird Net
Exclusion of harboring and roosting areas is often the best solution. Our bird control services installation of a stranded structural bird net to any facility, or substrate will eliminate roosting, harboring, and perching. It has proven to have excellent result for any building or home.
Net installation sizes
- 3/4" net
- 1 1/8" net
- 2" net
Done properly netting to porticos, pediments, dock overhangs, light wells, columns, rooftop HVAC equipment, aircraft hangars, storage areas eliminated nuisance infestations.
When Is Bird Netting the Right Solution for a Building?
Bird netting can be an effective solution when birds are repeatedly entering, roosting, or nesting within larger protected areas of a building. Rather than attempting to discourage birds from individual landing points, structural netting creates a physical barrier that prevents access to the entire treated space.
We can install structural bird netting around areas such as porticos, dock overhangs, light wells, columns, rooftop HVAC equipment, aircraft hangars, and storage areas. Different net sizes are available, allowing the system to be selected according to the birds involved and the area requiring protection.
Installation is important because the net needs to completely exclude birds from the protected area. Gaps or improperly secured sections can reduce the effectiveness of the system.
When properly designed for the structure, netting provides a humane method of preventing birds from accessing areas where they would otherwise perch, roost, or nest. We evaluate the building and infestation first to determine whether structural netting is appropriate for the specific situation.
Birds Keep Nesting in a Large Covered Area. How Can We Keep Them Out?
Large covered spaces can provide birds with protection from weather and numerous places to perch, roost, or build nests. When birds repeatedly occupy these areas, protecting individual ledges may not address the larger problem. In situations where the objective is to keep birds from entering or occupying an entire protected space, structural bird netting may provide a more appropriate solution.
We use structural bird netting as a physical exclusion method rather than simply attempting to discourage birds after they enter the area. The system creates a barrier that prevents access while allowing the space beneath it to continue serving its intended purpose. Proper planning is important because the installation needs to account for the building configuration, areas requiring protection, bird species, and how the facility operates. We inspect the property before recommending a system because every structure and infestation is different. When appropriately designed and installed, netting can provide long-term protection for larger areas where repeated bird access has become an ongoing concern.
