Showing posts with label pigeon control solutions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pigeon control solutions. Show all posts

Monday, February 4, 2013

Tips for Preventing Pigeons from Entering Food Warehouses



Food warehouses are the favorite places of pigeons and other birds. They enter such buildings in search of food. As warehouses have big bay doors that are left open most of the times to allow trucks and grocery stuff to get in and out, birds easily sneak into feast on food inside. Birds gather just about everywhere in warehouses-on the roof, on the lids of dumpsters, on stacks of wood pallets, nearby food containers, and so on and so forth.

If you own a food warehouse, here are some tips to help you prevent pigeons from entering your building and spoiling your food items.

Put bird netting on roofs, terrace and courtyard to prevent pigeons from encroaching. Bird netting blocks-off the entry of birds completely in the areas where they are being put.

Pigeon spikes are also effective in pigeon control. They prevent pigeons from nesting on the roof, on the ledge, and on other habitation areas.

Put up bird spikes on the roof of your food warehouse. Birds get scared when they see spikes that protrude upwards and do not dare to land on such areas.

You can also install pigeon wires as they are an affordable and effective pigeon control tools.

Bird repellents have a long plastic base with multiple stainless steel wires that protrude upwards in 4 different angles. You can make use of them to create physical barriers to prevent pigeon encroachment.

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Pigeon Control Systems: The Importance


Pigeon control systems have taken the market by storm. Mind you, these are not my words. This was title of an article which I was reading last week in a leading monthly magazine. The article had interesting inputs on the increasing use of pigeon control systems. Some of the information was worth having a share.
Pigeon bird control systems have evolved magnificently. The newer technology added to pigeon bird control systems has ensured that these systems become more effective and humane. After all, birds are also an integral part of the nature and need to be protected at all cost. Every year millions of dollars are spent cleaning up after and repairing the damage caused by pest birds such as pigeons, sea gulls, crows and other urban birds. Not only are these problems unsightly; pest birds and their feces can spread 60 plus transmittable diseases. Safety, sanitation and health hazards caused by bird droppings can pose serious liability risks, and left untreated, can lead to accidents and lawsuits. Bird feces, bird nests and debris can also create a bad public image with tenants and patrons. An ideal pigeon control system makes sure that all the above mentioned aspects are well covered.
I hope these inputs help you understand the importance of a good pigeon control system.