Welcome to National Bird Control in Burnley

Your Guide to Pigeon Control Options for the Home and Commercial Properties

Any property owner who has dealt with a bird control issue knows that keeping bird populations at bay and away from your property is vitally important. It prevents disease, damage, and general disgust at the nasty surprises birds can leave behind.

Control of the actual bird population in many areas is difficult. This is because controlling the population of birds involves controlling their food sources. When food sources are low, birds will not reproduce as often or as abundantly. When sources are plentiful, reproduction increases. In many urban areas, food sources are guaranteed to be high for these animals, owing largely to both scraps left by people in trash bins and behind restaurants, as well as purposeful feeding.

No, the only real way to control birds is to control their access to your property. Here’s how we at National Bird Control recommend doing so:

Bird Control Netting

Anti-pigeon netting can be installed virtually anywhere. It works as a discriminating barrier; birds cannot move through it, but sunlight, rain, and beneficial insects can. This makes it a perfect choice for garden owners who want to continue nurturing their crops through sunlight, rain and other elements but by preventing birds from stealing their plants or leaving their droppings all over their property.

Bird control netting can range from heavy and durable to lightweight and affordable, depending on your needs. A professional can help you determine which kind of netting is most appropriate for both your property location and the type of bird you are looking to exclude from the area.

Bird Control Posts and Wires

A great, low-profile choice for property owners who are dealing with birds landing and roosting on their roofs, eaves, and gutters is the post and wire system. In this method of bird control, small posts are installed around the surfaces in need of protection. Strong, thin wires are then stretched between these posts, creating a virtually invisible solution for keeping birds at bay. The birds are then unable to get a secure foothold on the area and will eventually get the hint and stop trying. Birds are kept away, but consumers and visitors aren’t, since this solution is nearly invisible from the ground.

Bird Control Spikes

Perhaps one of the most effective and most misunderstood methods of bird control is the bird control spike. Stainless steel pigeon spikes are a great way to prevent birds from landing and making a home of your property. They work the same way that post and wire systems do but tend to be a more aggressive form of prevention and exclusion. Still, the method does no harm to the birds. Relying on their own inability to land, these spikes create frustration in the birds and eventually force them to relocate.

When you’re ready to investigate these methods further in Burnley, talk to us at National Bird Control. We provide all the above-stated bird control services and to get started with any of these methods or any combination thereof in Burnley, contact us. You’ll love the way your property looks, feels, and smells without the bird problem you have been struggling with. Call us today to learn more.

How Can National Bird Control Help?

Birds can be destructive and disruptive to businesses, creating a mess and damage in public areas, to street furniture, roofing and building structures. Their presence can be a nuisance to customers and residents. National bird control is able to offer effective, guaranteed solutions to help protect your building anywhere in Burnley.
National Bird Control provide a comprehensive bird and pigeon control service protecting your premises or those of your clients in Burnley from pigeon roosting, guano and mess, seagulls and all other nuisance birds. Our first class service has been called on to eradicate bird problems from public sector buildings, schools, supermarkets, monuments, historic buildings, motorway bridges, Shopping centres, office blocks, warehouses, airports, stations and listed buildings..

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