Rooftop Exclusion Netting for Birdproof Solar Panels — BIRD WISE COMMERCIAL

Syanthropic adaptation and Human-Wildlife conflict.

There are several species of birds that are well adapted to the human-modified environment.

These birds benefit from the abundant food sources provided by human activities. Afforded shelter from predators and the elements by our structures - populations explode.

When your structure becomes home to a large colony of birds it poses many risks that need to be controlled. Bird Wise Commercial can protect your structure, professionally cleaning and sanitizing for a safer environment.

PIGEONS SEAGULLS COMMON-MYNAS STARLINGS SPARROWS SWALLOWS

Pest birds represent a risk to your business. Scroll through the gallery here to see what we’re talking about.
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Birds love to nest under rooftop solar, they bring with them nesting materials, food waste, noise and droppings.

A syanthropic bird colony readily establishes
on the island like environment on rooftops, with protection from aerial and ground predators.

Bayside suburbs are have a natural population of bird wildlife that seek out the safety afforded by human-made structures for nesting and breeding sites, here we have rooftop solar which rapidly becomes a colony

Bird guano is a biological hazard and poses a significant risk to workers health and safety, long term effective controls include excluding birds from the area and professional cleaning and sanitization

Birds love to nest against solar installations, their nests can wash away with heavy rain and block gutters causing flood events

Stacked bales of compressed paper and cardboard, along with wooden pallets, in an outdoor area under a cloudy sky with seagulls flying overhead.

Close-up of a factory tin roof, rusty and dirty with bird droppings, showing the risks to health of workers that pest birds pose.

Bunch of ripe black grapes hanging from a vine with green leaves around.

Stainless steel cable ready for fixing bird proof netting to canopy to exclude pest birds from commercial canopy roof space.

A bird's nest with three speckled eggs surrounded by twigs, feathers, and grass, located on the ground near a concrete surface.

A murmuration of Seagulls flying over rooftop solar panels within a cityscape with buildings and trees under a cloudy sky.

Nest with two speckled eggs on a rooftop, surrounded by electrical wiring, conduits, and an air conditioning unit, posing a bio-hazard to occupants and maintenance personnel.

Close-up of solar panel surface with spots of bird droppings reducing efficiency, in need of cleaning and bird exclusion netting.