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| Woodpecker / flicker Deterrents |
Other Woodpecker Options |
Custom Woodwork |
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Shock track is a low profile bird deterrent. It looks a good deal like a hot wheels track and can be placed on virtually any surface to discourage birds of all kinds from roosting or walking on a surface. These tracks can be put down singly or in pairs and are typical installed with solar power batteries which work, even in our cloudy Northwest weather. |
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Some homes call for a more refined approach. We can often match or compliment the exterior design of your home with custom wood work that blends in and still keeps away the birds. |
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| Starling Control |
Starlings peck their way through aging / soft screens in eave spans and other opportunistic openings.
This type of bird infestation is often best solved by installing heavy duty bird screen from the exterior.
It is important to screen all the possible entry points on a home because this highly territorial bird will just move over if you only screen the current problem areas.
For an additional fee these screens can be painted to match your existing exterior paint color if you provide the paint.
Stay safe by having our highly trained experts climb all the ladders for you!
| Pigeon Control |
Pigeon control can be achieved through various means, spikes, netting, trip wires, or shock track. We will need to inspect each infestation area to determine the best way to keep these pest birds away.
| Woodpecker Deterrents |
Most woodpeckers can be chased of by installing colorful, light catching, noise producing deterrents.
We install floating heavy duty mylar balloons, mounting hardware, and special light reflecting mylar streamers. The combination provides both movement and noise that keeps the woodpeckers from being able to relax.
Works on 90% of woodpeckers and flickers
| Woodpecker Options |
Some woodpeckers are just too determined to be chased away by any type of floating deterrent. We can explore other avenues of help with you including net drapes, and even a sonic deterrent with random predator bird sounds.