Eaves, Canopies & Awnings

Eaves, canopies, awnings and other covered areas are the perfect home for wayward birds. The protected beams provide shelter from weather and predators. Often birds choose these areas as nesting sites, so you will want to choose a bird exclusion product. The longer birds are allowed to inhabit these spaces, the harder it will be to get them to move on. Listed below are different products that can help deter birds from these protected areas. It is important to clean away nesting materials and droppings before products are installed.

 

Bird Exclusion Products for nesting birds:
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Ultra Net Bird Netting bird deterrent slope

Woodpecker Netting
Light weight mesh used as a physical barrier

Bird Slope
Creates a "slippery slope" birds can not land on.

bird deterrent mesh plastic bird spikes

Copper "Stuf-fit" Mesh
Stuffs into small openings to block birds

Bird Spikes
Creates an uneven landing surface birds can not land on.

 

When birds are not nesting:
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plastic bird spikes stainless bird spikes bird gel deterrent

Plastic Bird Spikes
Creates an uneven landing surface birds can not land on.

Stainless Bird Spikes
Creates an uneven landing surface birds can not land on.

Transparent Bird Gel
A thick sticky gel birds can not stand to land on.

bird deterrent slope bird deterrent diverter bird sound deterrent

Bird Slope
Creates a "slippery slope" birds can not land on.

Bird Diverters
Predator eyes and a reflective surface scare birds away.

Bird Chase Super Sonic
Weatherproof sound bird deterrent uses bird distress calls to scare birds from open spaces.

If you don’t have the time or resources to handle your bird problem, we can help! Absolute Bird Control can put you in touch with an “Authorized Installer” in your area, call us at 1-877-820-8205 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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