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During construction, pigeons had already begun to foul the beautiful glass facades of Milan’s “Il Centro”. Bird Free™ was installed in February 2016 and the pigeons promptly abandoned the site. There have been no complaints about pigeon fouling from any of the shopping centre’s 200+ retail tenants since.

Pigeon fouling at this Barcelona hospital had become a health hazard…until spikes were replaced with Bird Free™.

Bird Free™ continues to deter pigeons from roosting above the entrance to Network Rail’s offices after 10 years, despite being black with pollution. (Pollution particles will not block UV light.)

Most heritage officers will readily agree to installation of Bird Free™ as it requires no mechanical fixings, is easily reversible, and is virtually invisible from below. See how Bird Free™ provides a discreet, long-term solution at the entrance to the cathedral.

The many nooks and crannies typically found in car park structures make them ideal nesting/roosting habitats for feral pigeons.

In December 2019, the Huntingdon bypass, a new 12-mile stretch of the A14 incorporating four new bridges, was opened. Even before the works were complete, pigeons had begun to nest on the bearings of the bridges.

The former Mayor of Derry explains how he had spent a decade looking for a solution to the slip hazard caused by pigeons on Craigavon Bridge… until Bird Free™ was installed.

Pigeons living in this warehouse had been causing health and safety issues for employees and damaging merchandise. Since there was no food in the warehouse, treatment of nests and night roosts with Bird Free™ was sufficient to eliminate the infestation.

Hundreds of town pigeons would congregate on this roof facing a public park where local residents feed them daily.

Pigeon droppings convey a poor first impression to customers. Traditional bird control methods can be unsightly and are often ineffective. Bird Free™ offers a more discreet solution.