Bird Control Services in Guildford

Courtyards, plant rooms, balconies and the undersides of canopies can all be closed to birds with bird netting. We fix it taut and close to the structure, so it is as discreet as it is effective.

Large family homes around Guildford often have long runs of solar panels, and pigeons can nest in the gap underneath. A mesh skirt around the array closes the gap underneath, so the birds cannot get in and the wiring stays safe.

Netting that has been damaged by weather, wear or roof work stops doing its job. We repair bird netting in Guildford by closing holes and gaps, renewing loose fixings and re-tensioning the net, so pigeons cannot get back in.

Pigeons gather wherever there is food and shelter, which makes town centre ledges, shop signs and station buildings favourite perches. We install pigeon spikes in Guildford to keep them off, using discreet spikes that are harmless to birds.

Guildford is a long way from the sea, but gulls feed on scraps in town centres and some now raise their chicks on flat roofs here. Where they have started nesting, taller seagull spikes on the roof edges and chimneys stop them settling again next spring.

A listed shopfront on the High Street and a modern unit on a business park need very different proofing. We plan each one separately and choose the least intrusive method that will last.

Office blocks around the town centre and the Surrey Research Park, and the student housing near the university, have flat roofs, plant rooms and light wells where pigeons settle out of sight. Netting the plant areas and proofing the roof edges keeps maintenance staff and visitors clear of droppings.

Stone ledges, window sills and parapets give pigeons a place to sit above busy streets. Keeping them clear protects both the building and the people walking underneath.