Protect Surfaces From Pest Birds
Droppings are unsightly on a residence or a corporate office, and in warehouses can cause very serious economic loss due to contamination of the stored product.
The droppings are also acidic and can damage masonry, as well as transfer diseases such as Histoplasmosis to you and your loved ones.
Their nesting also blocks apertures such as gutters that can lead to flooding, and act as a harborage for parasitic insects such as bird mites
SOME OF THE COMMON PROBLEMS CAUSED BY BIRDS ARE
Bird spikes are a 100% effective, maintenance-free, and a permanent solution to pest bird infestation
Bird Spikes are an excellent low profile bird deterrent system for use on ledges, parapets, signs, beams, chimneys, cutouts, security cameras, lights, etc.The Bird spikes we offer are a humane bird spike with blunt tips that prevents injuries to both birds and unsuspecting maintenance workers. Our bird spike and pigeon spike bird control product consists of thin, stainless steel rods and a clear U.V. resistant polycarbonate base for long-lasting durability while protecting against target pest birds. The diameter and spacing of the spikes make this bird spike the least conspicuous bird spike on the market and avoids entrapping debris as well. We have bird spikes designed for use on gutters and have bird spikes that are all plastic, all stainless steel spikes as well as our most popular bird spike, Bird Spike which combines the flexibility of a polycarbonate base with the durability of stainless steel rods.
High Performance Bird Control Pest
A number of bird species may cause nuisance or damage problems in urban areas. These include crows, house sparrows, pigeons and others
House sparrows, pigeons, and crows cause problems around businesses, homes, public buildings and other structures because of their droppings, feeding, roosting, and nest building activities; associated public health concerns; and other factors
Droppings in water may lead to algae growth and possibly fish kills, and water contamination poses health concerns, particularly when in municipal water supplies
Pigeons typically have a gray body with a whitish rump, two black bars on the secondary wing feathers, a broad black band on the tail, and red feet
Pigeons are primarily grain and seed eaters. They will also feed on garbage, livestock manure, insects, or other food materials
Pigeon droppings deface and accelerate the deterioration of buildings and increase the cost of maintenance
