Bird netting
Exclude birds from defined spaces such as warehouse canopies, roof structures and loading areas. Net layout, perimeter fixings and future access are considered as part of the design.
Purpose-built bird exclusion
Bird proofing Melbourne
Bird netting, spikes, wire systems and solar-panel mesh for commercial properties and suitable residential installations.
Built around your premises
Practical solutions.
Careful execution.
The right bird-proofing system starts with the building and the behaviour of the birds using it. We assess landing, roosting and nesting areas, the extent of the problem and maintenance access before recommending a practical installation.
Bird spikes
Deter landing on suitable ledges, pipes, signs and narrow surfaces. Coverage and the shape of the surface matter; spikes are not the right answer for every bird problem.
Bird wire systems
A discreet option for suitable exposed ledges and building features. We assess the bird pressure, fixing surface and layout before recommending wire.
Solar-panel mesh
Close access beneath suitable solar arrays with a carefully fitted perimeter barrier. Mounting, cable clearances and future panel maintenance must be considered.
Serving Melbourne and the south-eastern suburbs. View service areas including Dandenong, Clayton, Moorabbin, Berwick and Frankston.
The detail behind the service
Match the system to the space
Netting closes off a defined area. Spikes and wire discourage use of suitable landing surfaces. Solar mesh addresses the perimeter beneath panels. A site may need more than one approach.
- Inspect the whole affected area, including adjacent ledges
- Consider the shape and condition of fixing surfaces
- Discuss appearance and access for future maintenance
Plan the installation
Height, restricted access and day-to-day operations influence the scope. An assessment helps establish how the work can be organised around your premises.
- Identify operating hours, deliveries and restricted areas
- Discuss access equipment and temporary work zones
- Assess existing bird activity before exclusion work begins
Maintain the protection
The barrier needs to remain complete. Damage, loose fixings or changes to the building can create an opportunity for birds to return.
- Check net edges and access openings after maintenance
- Arrange a review when panels or roof services are altered
- Report damage or renewed activity rather than adding makeshift repairs
For a useful first conversation, tell us the suburb, building type, affected areas and any access restrictions. An on-site assessment may be needed before the final scope and price can be confirmed.
From assessment to follow-up
A clear plan at every step.
- 01
Identify how birds use the site and check the areas proposed for exclusion.
- 02
Select the system or combination appropriate to the building.
- 03
Plan access, installation and future maintenance with your site contact.
- 04
Inspect the completed installation and explain how to keep it effective.
Start with the building