As Kent's county town, Maidstone has a busy centre of shops, offices and car parks beside the River Medway, with business parks and warehouses on the edge of town. We also cover the villages around it, including Aylesford, Larkfield, Bearsted, Coxheath and Headcorn, as well as the rest of Kent.
JR Bird Management provides bird control in Maidstone for homes, shops, offices and industrial units. We start with a free survey, find where the birds are landing and getting in, and recommend a solution with a clear price.
The business parks and industrial estates around the M20 junctions and out towards Aylesford are full of large steel-framed units, where pigeons roost in the roof space and foul the stock and floor below. In the town centre, pigeons gather on the ledges and signs around Fremlin Walk and the high street.
Pigeons roosting in warehouses, loading bays, car parks and under canopies are best dealt with by netting, because it shuts them out of the whole space. Our bird netting installation in Maidstone covers commercial buildings on the business parks as well as balconies and courtyards at home.
The net is strong and weatherproof, and it is fixed taut around every edge so there is no way through.
If the netting at your property has torn, worked loose or started to sag, pigeons will soon find their way back in. We repair bird netting in Maidstone, whether it covers a loading bay, a balcony or rooftop plant, so your property is fully protected again.
We check the whole net and its fixings, not just the obvious hole, and tell you honestly if any part is past repairing.
Proofing is about stopping birds settling in the first place. In the town that can mean the roof edges and ledges of commercial buildings; in the villages around it, chimneys, porches and solar panels.
Pigeon spikes are a simple way to keep pigeons off shop signs, window ledges and the edges of flat roofs in Maidstone town centre. They stop birds landing without harming them, which means less mess on the pavements, doorways and customers below.
Gulls are not only a seaside problem. Many have moved inland to towns like Maidstone, where they nest on flat roofs and chimneys and can be noisy and protective during the breeding season.
Seagull spike installation in Maidstone stops them landing on the spots they use most, with spikes that are taller and stronger than those used for pigeons.
The older frontages along the High Street and Week Street have ledges where droppings collect quickly. We keep them clear with spikes, a low post and wire system or bird gel, whichever the ledge suits.
Riverside flats, the old warehouses by the Medway and the town centre bridges are popular with pigeons, and gulls follow the river up from the estuary. Balconies facing the water are a favourite nesting spot, and a neatly fitted net keeps the birds out while residents still enjoy the view.
With more homes around Maidstone fitting solar panels, there are more sheltered gaps for pigeons to nest in. Our solar panel bird protection fits mesh around the edge of the array to keep them out, protecting the wiring and keeping the panels producing power. On newer estates where many roofs have panels, proofing one house can simply send the pigeons next door, so it often makes sense for neighbours to have it done at the same time.
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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
