Posted By: bjansma
Pigeons through an overhead door - 10/02/15 02:22 AM
I have a potential client I did an inspection for. They have a pigeon problem. I don't have any experience with bird exclusions but its an area I would like to get into. Looking for ideas.
They are a large manufacturing facility and they leave the overhead doors open year round due to the heat in the building due to the heat thrown off from their processes. Building is in great shape. There are only a few birds in there. They only seem to be in the area near the docks(doors) where the product is stored. I could probably take care of the birds with a net or pellet gun, maybe a trap if they needed me to.
The doors are open about twice as high as they need to be. I was thinking about plastic chain, hung vertically, every six inches across the doors. That would move a little bit and maybe deter the birds but still provide the airflow to the building. Am I on the right track or will they just fly in lower?
They are a large manufacturing facility and they leave the overhead doors open year round due to the heat in the building due to the heat thrown off from their processes. Building is in great shape. There are only a few birds in there. They only seem to be in the area near the docks(doors) where the product is stored. I could probably take care of the birds with a net or pellet gun, maybe a trap if they needed me to.
The doors are open about twice as high as they need to be. I was thinking about plastic chain, hung vertically, every six inches across the doors. That would move a little bit and maybe deter the birds but still provide the airflow to the building. Am I on the right track or will they just fly in lower?