Got Birds - Absolute Bird Control Addresses Top Ten Pest Bird Problmes Home Owners Encounter
Pests can be a nuisance. It creates chaos, and can carry diseases like West Nile virus, bird flu, and tissue dissection. It is important to address the problem of pests once monitored. The longer the birds in the area, the more difficult it is to move them.
For years, Absolute Bird Control has been dedicated to helping homeowners find the best product for their bird problems. Customer Service is committed to educating customers about the different products available.
Absolutely Bird Control recently surveyed the customer service department for the top ten questions about the "pest bird" they received. The list below provides solutions for spouses of homeowners who have common bird problems. If you have a plague problem, the absolute is the solution!
1. Bathroom on the roof
Birds like the highest points in buildings for predators and food control. When you take the plunge option there, they usually move and find another place. Baths or seagulls can be deterred by using nail products. Birds know they can not land on this surface. The outdoor sound deterrent also works well in this case. These units are weather resistant and can cover large areas. Other options will be gel repellent. Applying on the roof line, birds do not like the "sticky sensation" on their feet and will move. Making the area uncomfortable would be your best bet. Since it may be difficult to access a roof area, contacting an approved pest control company may be the best way to take care of birds on the roof. To find the installation program in your area, call 1-800-392-6915.
2. Small birds that nest under and excel or canopy
Eaves is the ideal home for birds. It provides shelter from elements and predators. The odor in the nesting material will lead the bird back to their nest. The most important step is to ensure that all nesting material is cleaned. Calling a pest control specialist to help clean up and fix up is your best bet. Bear bird droppings disease, proper protection is a must. Once you clean the nests and litter, there are many products that can help. The best way to keep small birds away from eaves is to prevent them from netting. Netting is a physical barrier. Treating the packages on which birds nest with the gel will also help. The Cheesy Chase Bird, an outdoor sound repeller, is weatherproof and can be programmed for small birds. The predator calls the bird signal to stay away from danger.
3. Bathroom on balcony or patio
The bathroom on the balcony or the patio area is a very common problem. These areas provide shelter, prime nesting sites. Because birds land randomly on these areas, it is important to choose something that includes a patio or terrace. Many people have succeeded in visual retraction such as Mylar Flash Tape or Scare Eye Diverters. Both use visual intimidation methods to intimidate birds. A sound deterrent can also help solve this problem; it covers large areas, and does not require any maintenance. For table tops and A.C units, the Repeller unit, a solar powered unit that uses motion to frighten birds, will work.
4. Goose in the yard, making a mess of grass space
Goose is a large bird, which creates a great mess. Absolute bird control carries three different products to deter the geese. There is a topical herbal repellant called Migrate. It is made from grape extract, and the geese can not tolerate the taste. According to the grassland, the geese will know that they do not have a source of food and move in a better place. There is also a product called Scarecrow that is connected to the garden hose. Every time the unit detects movement it will produce water. There is a vocal deterrent called Goose Chase Sonic, which uses distress calls from other geese to move the geese. If you only have a few geese, none of the goose products will work. If you have a larger number of geese in your property, you may want to use a combination of products.
5. Woodpecker destroyed the side of the house
Woodpeckers click on the surfaces for three reasons, to search for food, attract a mate, and create a nesting cavity. If the woodpecker has chosen your home to click, there are some successful elements that you can use. Visual deterrent tools such as Diverters, Scare Eye Balloons or Mylar Tape work well with woodpecker problem. These three elements have reflective surfaces which will avoid woodpecker. Bird Chase Super Sonic can be programmed for wood beak. The unit can cover between 1-5 acres, which is weather resistant.
6. Birds sitting on the window sill
Window sills provide a body, often a shelter. Making an unusable threshold for birds is a good way to prevent birds from choosing your window. Products such as Bird Spikes or Bird Gel work well in this situation. If you have birds flying to a window, or click a window, we hold Window Alerts. These badges are applied to the window itself, which helps the birds to recognize the surface, and ignore the reflection.
7. Seagulls or pigeons make a mess on a boat or pier
When the boat owner goes to his boat, the last thing he wants to do is clean bird droppings. Boat masts and dispensers offer ideal landing places for these large birds. We have two great products to help boat owners face the difficult bird problem. The Bird Spider is a very simple product, with extremely successful results. Bounce the steel arms in the wind, the movement will frighten the birds away. Usually one spider at the end of each boat is enough to deter birds. The solar-powered bird-prevention tool can also be used in boating. This unit is ideal for flat surfaces such as curtains or covers. The constant sweeping movement of the rods will keep the birds in place.
8. Loud birds in a tree close by
At 6:00 am the birds in the tree are close at it again! Usually customers feel annoyed by noise and clutter creating birds while in a tree. If you do not interfere, you can try the Bird Chase Super Sonic, which emits the predator and distress calls, when the birds hear these instincts and instincts are to escape from the area. Visual deterrence may also help in the tree, such as our Mylar flash bar of scary eyeballs. Fruit growers have success with Scare Eye Diverters when trying to protect fruit trees.
9. Birds / ducks in or near the swimming pool
If you are having problems with the birds around your swimming pool, you may want to consider an outdoor sound deterrent. This device uses predatory and distress calls to scare birds. It is water-proof and can be programmed for birds with a problem. Since you can not really treat the pool with surface treatments (such as nails or gel), this may be your best choice. If the problem is the ducks in the swimming pool, the scary eyeballs used in the swimming pool have proved their success. Scare Eye Balloon contains fake predatory eyes printed on the balloon. Ducks will scare off the site and go ahead.
10. Small birds nesting in the garage / barn
Nesting birds are difficult to get rid of. Absolute birdwatching gets calls around the birds in the garage or barn area often. Again these structures provide the ideal shelter. As for question 2, area nets are the best way to keep birds away. Preventing access to rafters or beams where birds sit is a great way to protect these areas. We also carry an internal sound deterrent called Bird Chase Super Sonic. This unit uses high frequency ultrasonic noise to deter birds, and can cover up to 6000 square feet.
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