by Harriet Coles | Oct 7, 2026 | Bird Netting
Ornate stonework, tall columns and sheltered courtyards give a heritage-style building its character. However, those same features can provide attractive places for birds to settle—and difficult spaces for maintenance teams to reach. Installing bird netting in this...
by Harriet Coles | Sep 23, 2026 | Bird Netting
Bird netting needs more than a one-off installation. Check for gaps, loose edges, torn mesh, damaged fixings and access zips left open after maintenance. If birds are inside the protected area or you find a nest in use, leave the area undisturbed and seek specialist...
by Harriet Coles | Sep 16, 2026 | Bird Control
Bird Control gives commercial property owners and facilities teams a structured way to prevent nuisance birds from roosting, nesting and fouling in areas where they can create safety, hygiene and maintenance problems. A few pigeons or gulls may appear manageable at...
by Harriet Coles | Sep 3, 2026 | Bird Netting
Bird netting is an effective way to protect commercial properties from nesting, roosting and the accumulation of bird fouling. It can secure loading bays, canopies, roof voids, plant areas, internal courtyards and other spaces where birds create hygiene, safety and...
by Harriet Coles | Aug 12, 2026 | Bird Netting
Bird fouling, nesting material and repeated roosting can gradually damage the very details that make a listed building special. Stone ledges, decorative cornices, bell towers, parapets and sheltered roof areas can all provide attractive nesting and roosting points for...
