Amazingly, the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 protects all wild bird in the UK.
Though the relevant legislation strictly prohibits removing nests, disturbing roosting birds, or installing damaging deterrents, you still retain legal and practical means of protecting your property from unwanted avian populations.
Birmingham Pest Control Co. delivers professional bird control in All Saints, using non-harmful deterrent and exclusion methods to shield protected birds from injury.
Reach out with our welcoming team now to secure prompt replies and important legal protection.
Health risks from pest birds in All Saints
Faeces from pest birds often contain a wide-ranging array of harmful microorganisms.
Please understand that dehydrated pigeon guano harbours salmonella, E. coli, and the pathogen triggering ornithosis, a respiratory infection contracted by inhaling infected dust or handling soiled surfaces.
Ornithosis represents a major occupational health hazard within occupational environments with avian infestations.
All Saints operators in food and hospitality face up to strict regulatory exposure as well as the serious health and safety hazards of guano contamination.
Besides pathogenic hazards, guano swiftly accumulates within guttering, on roofing components, and around drainage exits.
Before forming their roosts, birds gather on structural ledges, parapets, and rooflines, leaving behind corrosive waste that speeds up the deterioration of masonry, obstructs drainage channels, and poses hazardous slipping risks on pathways below.
Neglecting a bird nuisance at a All Saints property invites progressive structural damage and accumulating guano, making sure the essential installation job only grows increasingly expensive as time goes on.
Troubled by birds? Regardless of the species, our expert bespoke systems reliably protect you, your property, and everyone on site from serious health risks caused by birds!
Pest bird species in All Saints
Urban pigeons and seagulls inflict the clearest harm on All Saints’s commercial buildings. Flat rooftops and ledging offer these pests with permanent roosting shelter.
Characterised as a seasonal issue, starlings enter roof voids through narrower openings than either species.
Our technicians regularly clean away guano and nest material before installing fixings. Aroused dry guano poses immediate health hazards, and left nest material quickly attracts secondary infestations to the area.
These are a few of the bird species we look after daily.
Feral pigeons
Wild pigeons often congregate in large groups across our built-up neighbourhoods.
A lone breeding pair of pigeons can raise six broods annually, so populations escalate rapidly on any property with peaceful ledges or undisturbed loft spaces.
Pigeons predictably revisit existing breeding and roosting sites, which means temporary dispersal methods do not manage to alter their habitual behaviour.
Effective pigeon control in All Saints involves physical barriers that deter landing altogether, which subtly guides the birds to seek an alternative place to roost.
Seagulls and gulls
Herring gulls and lesser black-backed gulls have expanded their territory inland, forming settled nesting colonies throughout the wider area of All Saints and the wider Midlands.
Those clamorous birds nest in dense colonies on flat roofs, and becoming territorial during their breeding season from April to August.
Having more mass than pigeons, gulls require durable post and wire systems or heavy duty netting over the less robust deterrents used for standard pigeon control.
We dedicatedly adapt the bird control systems for each and every unique gull colony location!
We develop bespoke approaches and support suited to your roof type and colony size instead of using generic packages and bundles.
Starlings
Starlings consistently represent a yearly avian problem in the All Saints area.
By using open ridge tiles, damaged soffits, and broken fascia boards, they enter roof voids through gaps narrower than those used by pigeons.
Located discreetly within a roof space, a starling roost builds up vast, unsightly quantities of droppings and nesting materials over the period.
Bird control solutions in All Saints
Every sanctuary merits protection and care. We coordinate varied bird control systems, adapting each response to the particular species, the unique structure, and the actual scale of the infestation.
We do not provide recommendations before personally inspecting your premises and the particular affected population.
Every of our site surveys are completely complimentary and carries completely no commitment to proceed.
Bird netting
In need of the ultimate shield against troublesome birds? Bird netting is the fullest exclusion system, shielding roof perimeters, open facades, plant rooms, and building recesses to block nesting and roosting!
Our company installs UV stable polyethylene net with mesh dimensions specified for particular species, namely 10mm for starlings, 50mm for pigeons, and 75mm for gulls.
Through utilising stainless steel anchor systems, these fixings are carefully tightened into masonry, steel, or timber.
Check up! Expertly installed netting is almost unseen from the street, offering an highly subtle and effective bird solution.
Bird spikes
To fully remove landing surfaces, bird spikes are carefully fitted on ledges parapets and similar features, windowsills, pipes, and signage, pipes, and signage.
These function by turning the landing surface highly uncomfortable rather than forming a solid barrier to the birds.
When protecting heritage and listed properties, polycarbonate spikes provide the perfect option to make sure the essential deterrent remains entirely unobtrusive.
In workshop or business settings, stainless steel provides exceptional hardiness, making it the best choice when enduring heavy dirt is prioritised over looks.
What does your location really need? We find those unique details initially, helping we suggest your absolute perfect match!
Bird wire
By installing firm stainless steel wire secured between posts, bird wire systems effectively form an unsteady perching area across level ledges, balconies, and roof ridges.
As a discreet deterrent, wire stylishly suits business and civic architecture where looks is key, whilst also safeguarding historic facades where drilling to secure spike or netting systems remains highly unsuitable.
Looking for the ultimate discreet defence? Wire is ideal for elegant commercial and civic buildings! It is ideal for historic buildings as well, completely avoiding the drilling required for spikes or netting.
Bird free gel
To shield any specified spot from unwelcome bird behavioural activity, you simply and easily position a small dish of Bird Free gel onto that surface.
Standing a mere 8mm tall, this profile is virtually imperceptible from the ground to humans, yet your local avian population will certainly detect its presence.
As birds see ultraviolet light, this ingenious gel makes the building seem like it is entirely on fire!
We persuade the birds to move during small or average infestations.
Bird proofing for vents and entry points
Sparrows and starlings regularly access roof voids by using openings in ridge tiles, uncovered soffits, and degraded fascias.
Protecting the ingress points involves stainless steel mesh or bespoke vent covers, based on the specific aperture dimensions and avian species.
Undertake any required exclusion work outside the active nesting season to comply with the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
Bird control for All Saints businesses
Securing commercial properties from pest birds requires using physical barriers with regular inspection regimes to identify newly developing roosting sites.
To assist enterprises with multiple premises throughout All Saints and the West Midlands, we offer formal agreements that encompass planned assessments alongside reactive callouts for any new bird problems emerging between visits.
Birmingham Pest Control Co. partners with foodservice businesses, hospitality venues, academies, university campuses, and manufacturing facilities through the region.
We schedule our domestic and commercial bird control services in All Saints around your business hours, supplying full written paperwork for your Environmental Health and health and safety records.
Our business pest control provisions include detailed documentation detailing each site visit, the specific areas inspected, and all equipment put in place.
Should an EHO ask for proof of an active pest management programme, they will instantly locate every necessary detail.
Our All Saints bird control service
Birmingham Pest Control Co. holds formal accreditation from the BPCA.
Completely compliant with the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and every legal regulations, our qualified avian specialists carry out carefully approved installation methods based on recognised industry standards.
You can easily check British Pest Control Association accreditation through the BPCA directory, as the qualification is broadly accepted as the leading standard for expert UK pest control.
We carry out a no-cost site inspection before sending your estimate.
Upon attending your premises, our All Saints specialists pinpoint the specific nuisance bird species, evaluate their nesting or roosting habitats, and provide a complimentary quotation on the very same day.
After we have completed your assessment, you are under no obligation to proceed.
Our regional All Saints pest specialists answer enquiries and attend emergency callouts around the clock, every day of the week.
Get in touch for a free site survey
Throughout All Saints and the wider West Midlands, Birmingham Pest Control Co. offers domestic and commercial bird proofing services and pest bird control.
When you required your troublesome bird disruptions sorted out quickly, compassionately, and legally, look to us. We are the partners you can rely on.
Send our online form or phone us today. We will arrange a property survey to establish the species and roosting sites involved, then provide a written quotation. You are under no obligation once you get this estimate.
Do not delay. Reach out to our friendly team now on 0121 816 0399 to book your free site survey. We are available at all hours.
