Bird Nets are an effective bird deterrent providing a discreet and impenetrable barrier that protects the premises without harming the birds. Eco's Bird Net system is one of the most effective and long lasting ways of bird proofing buildings and other structures against all urban bird species. Our anti bird netting is particularly effective for large open areas such as roofs and loading bays as one anti bird net can be used to protect many perching places, Bird Netting is often the most cost effective solution. The anti bird net system provides an impenetrable barrier that protects buildings without harming the birds.
The bird mesh netting consists of a stainless steel perimeter straining cable, which is normally supported by stainless steel fixings drilled into the structure at regular centres. Our netting contractors then tension the cable using a high quality grade 316 stainless steel barrel strainer and securely attached the bird nets with stainless steel hog rings.
The anti bird nets are constructed from high density ultra-violet stabilised knotted 12/6 polyethylene which is chemically inert and rot proof in addition to offering a high resistance to a wide range of chemical and environmental conditions. The bird netting ranges from 19mm gauge to deny the smallest pest birds entry, rising to 50mm gauge and 75mm gauge to seal off areas from pigeons and seagulls respectively. Colours can vary but generally black, stone and white Bird Nets are available as standard.
Our new Nano Coating for bird mesh netting prevents moisture and UV rays from attacking the material and more importantly raises the freezing temperature of water preventing snow and ice from building up on the bird nets' surface which in worse case scenarios can lead to net damage and collapse.
As bird netting suppliers, Eco Environmental offer a whole range of different bird netting systems, including pigeon netting. Our bird nets can be installed stand alone or as part of a greater bird detterent solution.
All installations of our Bird Nets are guaranteed for up to 10 years.
The presence of feral pigeons called for an effective bird deterrent system including bird netting, bird mesh, fouling cleaning and rope access.
We were contacted by our client to resolve an issue with feral pigeons perching on the water regulator in South Yorkshire, which was causing a fouling hazard to engineers working on the structure.
There were also issues with damaged sections of concrete on the support legs and gaps under the main platform where pigeons were perching which was proving troublesome to...
Continuous liaison with architects of new West London Audi building ensured an effective bird deterrent solution to prevent feral pigeons from entering the top floor through a roof vent.
The architects Wilkinson Ere contacted Eco Environmental looking for a solution to prevent feral pigeons from entering the top floor through the automatically opening roof vent of the new West London Audi building they had designed.
The design parameters were that it must not restrict the operation of the vent, penetrate the...
Pigeon deterrents, such as anti-bird netting, were installed at this power substation after nesting pigeons created a dangerous fouling problem.
Pigeons were fouling the compound and nesting in the cooler fan blades. There was the potential for fan failure or high speed ejection of fouling, sticks or other material, which could injure the station’s workers and cause great damage to the equipment.
Eco Environmental were instructed to work within the shut down constraints imposed in order to clean and...
Dublin Hospital have called on Eco Environmental Services’ expertise over the last 2 years to eliminate the problems on site with both seagulls and feral pigeons by installing discrete bird control systems to prevent the pigeons and gulls from gaining access into sensitive and delicate areas of the hospital.
With the high health and hygiene standards and requirements of the hospital, a bespoke bird deterrent programme was put together by our specialist surveyor with recommendations for proofing to eliminate...
Eco were contacted to provide a pigeon deterrent solution to The Round Church in Cambridge, a listed church currently under refurbishment.
The brief was to prevent feral pigeons from perching on the ledges to the window head above large leaded windows on the ground floor and also to prevent pigeons from perching on the ledges on recently restored windows on the bell tower.
As the pigeons had been perching and nesting within the bell tower for many years, the site had become a high pressure roosting area,...
Bespoke bird deterrent installations for new Premier Inn Leicester Square ahead of Olympic Games
In early April, a building contractor invited Eco Environmental to provide recommendations and a quotation for bespoke bird deterrent installations to the new Premier Inn Leicester Square, which provides economical accommodation ahead of the Olympic Games, right in the heart of London’s West End.
Required: bird deterrents for roosting feral pigeons
The rear elevation of the premises comprised of a large,...
Bird Control solution combines pigeon spikes and bird netting
Eco Environmental’s Western Bird Control Division were invited to tender for a bird deterrent package on behalf of Laing O’Rourke, the main contractors on the Bristol Royal Infirmary Hospital Contract known as Centralisation of Specialist Paediatrics (CSP).
Working with Laing O’Rourke’s construction team, our Bristol Contract Manager, David Harry, researched a pigeon deterrent system that was not only effective but also...
As autumn begins to draw closer you will have noticed that Seagull Breeding Season is over for this year.
Strong anti-gull sentiment intensified over the summer when the gulls were associated with attacks on humans, including pensioners and young children. "Killer gulls" were blamed for the death of a Chihuahua dog in May, and a tortoise in August.
All that remains are the sore sighted empty nests, chick fouling and associated debris that can have a negative impact on the gutters and roofs of your buildings and...
Eco Environmental were delighted to be chosen by Galliford Try as their preferred contractor to install our Seagull and Pigeon Deterrents to the Gainsborough Bath Spa Hotel.
As a consequence of our broad experience we were also asked to provide the roped access teams to further assist with a number of their critical and final project tasks.
This picture shows the central atrium glass roof enclosed against seagulls and pigeon with our Birdnet System - our IRATA trained roped access team can be seen completing...
Birmingham’s prestigious new Critical Care hospital called on Eco Environmental Services expertise to overcome a growing bird problem.
Crows living around the site were picking up the large pebble ballast and mistaking the pebbles for food, dropping the stones from great height in an attempt to open them.
Some of these stones fell onto the extensive glass atria on the site causing expensive damage. Fortunately this was the only type of damage from the falling stones, with no injuries prior to Eco installing...
Anixters large facility in Quedgeley Gloucester has been plagued by gulls nesting on the roof, Eco impressed the Estates team with our detailed technical brief and our price against local pest controllers and were awarded the works to install a large tensioned seagull Birdnet System to the entire roof area before the breeding season began.
This not only prevented gulls nesting on the roof by preventing access, but also eliminated the other costs involved in managing this ongoing problem of nesting gulls including...
What was the problem?
We at Eco are seeing more and more commercial roofs having stones/pebbles laid over the top of a new roof to act not only as ballast for the roofing surface but to also provide a solar covering to the roofing material to protect and extend its life span. As a consequence of this we are seeing more and more of these buildings suffer with a particular type of bird problem!
Here the seagulls are mimicking their natural behaviour with shells where they pick them up and drop these shells from a...
Eco Environmental were recently called upon by the managing agents to offer advice and a solution to the ongoing pigeon issues reported by the residents at Berkley Square, Plymouth.
The pigeons had taken up perching and roosting on the window cills of the modern, stylish luxury apartments within this Grade II listed building which in turn was causing a build-up of fouling.
Eco Environmental were concerned that this visible fouling build up would not only be detrimental to the aesthetes of this listed building...
In late June of this year Eco Environmental won the installation works of pigeon deterrents required as part of an internal and external refurbishment project to a Head Office building in ...
In November 2011, Eco Environmental were invited to tender for the Pigeon deterrent installation requirements at Cumberland House opposite Marble Arch in central London.History: Cumberland House, ...
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