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SOLAR PANEL BIRD CONTROL

Designed to protect and prevent pest birds from accessing the area beneath solar arrays, SOLAR PANEL BIRD CONTROL – It’s the perfect solution for you!

Our team is an Licensed and Authorized Installer by – The experts and professionals in bird control solutions.

Many homeowners and companies are installing solar panels to save electricity. Trouble is, in many areas, pigeons are attracted to these panels, as they offer shade and protection to the birds. When these prolific birds flock to a roof, they create costly damage by depositing droppings that eat into the surface of solar panels. Left to gather, these droppings block sunlight and can reduce the overall efficiency of panels. In addition, nesting materials built under panels can impede airflow and can cause them to overheat, again, more damage.

WHY BIRD CONTROL?

Health Risk

Bird droppings and their debris are known to carry up to 60 transmittable diseases including Salmonella and histoplasmosis.

Property Damage

Bird droppings can quickly erode building materials leading to costly repairs and ongoing maintenance.

LIABILITY

Bird droppings can cause a slip and fall risk to employees and customers leading to lost productivity and potential accidents.

BAD REPUTATION

Noisy birds that congregate and leave droppings, feathers and debris can easily offend customers.

COST OF CLEAN UP

Businesses spend thousands of dollars each year on the regular cleanup of bird droppings. Installing bird control products can save businesses time and money.

INVENTORY DAMAGE

Droppings can damage products and contaminate production lines. Birds can often be found nesting or perching on rafters in warehouses and storage facilities.

CLOGGED DRAINS

Droppings and nesting materials regularly clog drains and gutters. This causes problems on roofs because the water fluid gets damned and can cause flooding.

CODE VIOLATIONS

Pest bird droppings found in food processing plants, restaurants or other areas may violate health codes resulting in fines, legal action or closures.