Bird Problem: The Army Corp of Engineers was building a new Defense Distribution Depot at Pearl Harbor to store materials and goods for the military. In the past, other military airplane hangars and warehouses had developed pigeon problems. The cross beam structure of hangar and warehouse design is very attractive to pigeons for roosting and nesting. Rather than let a costly pigeon problem develop, they decided to specify pigeon & bird control netting as a preventative measure and made the bird control product installation part of the building process.

Bird Control Product Solution: Our bird control team worked with the Army Corp of Engineers and subcontractor Miller Watt Construction to install pigeon net across the entire ceiling of the warehouse facility, cutting off all pigeon access to the support beams. Installing 3/4" bird nets in such an large space is difficult and requires expertise in setting the correct net cabling support system, pulling the pigeon net correctly to ensure there are no gaps large enough for pigeons to gain access to the protected area, and experience using boom lifts to install pigeon netting so the pigeon control product does not rip or tear and product is not wasted. The pigeon control team at Bird Solutions has years of experience working large jobs such as this in other warehouses and airplane hangars to ensure a professional and long-lasting pigeon exclusion installation.

Bird netting comes in various sizes to combat different bird species. The 3/4 inch mesh size bird net excludes all bird species, from pigeons to sparrows. The bird netting consists of twisted and knotted polyethylene twine designed to last 10 years or more, and bird net is one of the most effective pigeon control products on the market. This pigeon net installation also included the use of bird net zippers to allow access for maintenance on lighting fixtures. Once installed, the pigeon net effectively blocks the pigeons from accessing any part of the entire area and forces them to leave as there are no areas to perch or nest on anymore.