Eastbourne's seafront hotels, Victorian terraces and the flats around Sovereign Harbour all attract gulls and pigeons. We also cover Polegate, Hailsham, Pevensey, Willingdon and the rest of East Sussex.
JR Bird Management carries out bird control in Eastbourne for hotels, landlords, homeowners and businesses. A free survey shows us where the birds are roosting and nesting, and we then suggest the right mix of measures, with a clear price.
Along the seafront, the Victorian hotels and the pier draw gulls in large numbers, and the Meads area below the Downs has big period houses with chimneys and parapets they like to nest on. Sovereign Harbour's newer flats have balconies and roof terraces that pigeons soon move into, while the family homes of Hampden Park and Langney have eaves and solar panels that pigeons can nest in.
Gulls are a constant presence along Eastbourne's seafront, nesting on hotel roofs, chimneys and flat-roofed extensions. Our seagull spike installation in Eastbourne uses strong spikes designed for larger birds, fixed where the gulls land and nest.
Pigeons settle on the balconies and roof terraces of seafront flats, in the light wells of hotels and in the loading areas behind shops. In all of these, netting works better than spikes, because it closes the space off entirely and leaves the birds nowhere to roost.
Salt air and strong winds take their toll on netting over time. If yours has holes, loose edges or has started to sag, it can usually be put right. We repair bird netting in Eastbourne on balconies, rooftops and commercial buildings, restoring full protection without the cost of a complete replacement.
Hotels and blocks of flats need proofing that works across the whole roofline and every balcony, not just the corner where the mess is worst. We put together a plan that covers each place the birds use, and give you one clear price for it.
Hotel canopies, shop signs and the sills of seafront flats are where pigeons gather out of the wind. Spikes are one of the most cost-effective deterrents there is, and we fix them neatly along each edge so the building still looks smart.
Gulls stand on the sea-facing ledges of the hotels, and pigeons on the window sills of the terraces behind them. Ledge protection takes those perches away without changing the look of the frontage.
Eastbourne has many care homes and hotels in large period buildings, where droppings near entrances, gardens and windows are an obvious concern for residents and guests. Every job starts with a free survey and a clear price.
Bungalows and family homes in Hampden Park and Willingdon often have panels on a low roof that pigeons find easy to reach. A mesh guard around the array keeps them out, without harming the birds or the panels.
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We visit, find how the birds are getting in and tell you the fix, with a clear price before any work starts.
Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm
