Birds Under Solar Panels

Pigeons nesting under solar panels are a significant problem on a national scale.

Birds under solar panels.

Here at forensic pest management we can help you avoid the problem of pigeons nesting under solar panels by installing our bird proofing mesh that has been proven to be very effective in both commercial and. Or for a less expensive version plastic bird netting will pretty much do the same thing but may not weather the elements as well. To seal up the area under the solar panels you can install a wire mesh that clips directly to the solar panels and goes completely around the entire array. Solar panel protection keeps all birds from getting under solar arrays protecting the roof and equipment.

The warmth emitted all year around is another benefit to the birds. Pigeons will quickly discover that a roof with solar panels is the ideal location for building their nest and rearing their. A coroner could use these signs to establish the cause of mass bird death. Birds love the space between solar panels due to the warmth provided by them.

Protecting your solar panels. Bird droppings at the base of a solar panel. The roof is sheltered under the protective canopy of solar panels keeping birds safe from the elements and predators. And a novelist could pen a murder mystery titled.

Death by renewable energy. If birds are an issue or likely to be an issue in the case of new solar installations solar panel bird proofing should be installed in the form of mesh or spikes on all sides of. Solar panels are being installed on commercial and residential roofs across america at an ever increasing rate. British bird control offers a bespoke and one stop pigeon proofing solar panels service with a 10 year guaranteed proofing of solar panels against pigeons plus the provision of the required access equipment if required.

Towerguard tensioned wire between posts of varying heights. Gridwire tensioned steel cables suspended in various patterns to deter large aquatic birds. This innovative system is designed specifically to keep all birds from getting under solar arrays protecting the roof wiring and equipment from damage. Solar panels provide an enticing site for pigeons looking for shelter and a safe place to build a nest.