London Pest Removal · LONDON

Bird proofing for London properties

Share the area, the bird activity and a safe picture of the height and access so we can start with a useful conversation.

Call to discuss your property0203 393 2338

Children, a baby or pets at home? Tell us when you call. We explain the preparation and precautions for your household.

Professionally fitted bird proofing on a London balcony.

PHOTOS MAKE THE FIRST CONVERSATION BETTER

Show the area and the access route.

Images or a short video can make a bird-proofing conversation much more useful. If you can safely take a picture, include the ground and the area to be proofed in the same frame so we can understand the height, access and likely ladder or equipment needs.

PLAN THE RIGHT PROOFING

Netting, spikes and access are all site-specific.

Balconies and open spaces

A clear view of the whole opening helps us understand whether netting is likely to be appropriate.

Ledges and parapets

A side-on image helps show the depth, fixing surface and whether spikes could be suitable.

Rooflines

Show the ground, wall and roof edge together where it is safe to do so. Do not climb, lean out or disturb an active nest for a picture.

BIRD SPIKES

A focused option for suitable ledges.

Bird spikes can discourage perching on suitable ledges, parapets and signs. We discuss the surface, fixing points, access and future cleaning before recommending them; spikes are not a one-size-fits-all answer.

SEND A USEFUL REQUEST

Attach the pictures or video that explain the access.

On a mobile, add images from your camera roll; on a desktop, choose them from your computer. The enquiry form does not accept attachments. Ask the team how to share a relevant photograph safely. Do not climb or enter unsafe areas to obtain an image.

KEEP EXPLORING

Useful next steps.

Roof and pest-entry surveysVisible roofline and external access questions.Squirrel roof-entry assessmentFor separate animal activity around eaves.Request a bird-proofing quoteCall or use the contact form.

REFERENCE GUIDE

See the signs in context.

Your choice of pest photographs or reassuring alternatives follows you through the site.

Explore pigeons & birds signs and picture references

Gentle storybook illustration for landing, roosting or nesting?; not an identification image. — Landing, roosting or nesting?
Tell us how the area is being used and whether nesting may be involved. Do not disturb an active or suspected nest.

REFERENCE PHOTO HIDDENLedge protection

Bird-proofing spikes installed along a building ledge. Use the written location and material clues without viewing the photograph.

Ledge protection

Spikes can be considered for suitable ledges. The design must account for landing areas, access and ongoing maintenance.

REFERENCE PHOTO HIDDENProtecting an opening

Netting across an opening beside a rainwater downpipe. Use the written location and material clues without viewing the photograph.

Protecting an opening

Netting needs appropriate fixing, tension, access and checks to prevent birds becoming trapped. Agree the survey and maintenance scope.

BEFORE & AFTER

Know what to do around the visit.

Before the appointment

Make the agreed areas accessible, tell us about children, pets and access needs, and follow the preparation provided for your property.

After the appointment

Use the written re-entry and cleaning instructions for the agreed treatment. If a fresh sign worries you, record the place and date, then contact us.

A CLEAR NEXT STEP

Talk to us about bird proofing.

Send your property details and concern so we can discuss a quotation.