Bird Control
DNA's Bird Control teams offer a specialist bird control and prevention service to businesses and domestic residents in Kent, London, and the South East. Our cost-effective and long-term solutions will prevent birds, such as pigeons and seagulls from damaging your building, and causing unappealing sights and smells for your staff and visitors. Perching or nesting birds can cause damage, severe nuisance and health and safety hazards
Solar Panel Proofing
Unfortunately, solar panel installers fail to mention that birds will begin to nest underneath. Over time, pigeons will start to multiply and can cause extensive damage to your solar panels, including the cabling, wiring and the panels themselves. An increase of bird activity due to nesting will also affect your panels energy performance due to fouling on the array.
If you suspect pigeons or other birds are nesting under your solar panels, you need to call DNA's expert bird control team before they cause more damage and pose a significant risk to your health and safety.
Netting & Spiking
Bird deterrents like bird netting and bird spikes are two of the main bird deterrents for preventing birds from perching and nesting in unwanted areas.
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Bird deterrent spikes are a popular bird repellent for office blocks, car parks, town centres, any perching points and areas where bird guano might cause damage or health issues.
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Bird netting is another highly effective bird deterrent product for preventing birds from accessing a large or open areas.
Guano Cleaning
Bird droppings/Guano not only damage a property’s aesthetic but can also spoil the foundation of a building due to the acidic nature of bird guano, resulting in more costly repair bills. Handling large quantities of bird droppings should be done with care due to risk of disease. Ideally, pigeon guano and other bird droppings should be cleaned and disposed by experienced professionals.
Therefore, DNA's Bird Control team offer highly effective and practical solutions to pigeon guano and other bird faeces removal.