Bird control
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Birds are removed from the facades, gutters, balconies and roofs by preventing them from landing. Protection does not kill birds it repels them from the protected area.
Four types of protection
Protection is chosen according to the surface and according to the type of bird. Mechanical, electrical and repellent protection and sound repellers are offered, and on one object they are often combined.
Mechanical protection permanently prevents landing. Stainless steel needles are placed in position V, at different angles, in one, two or three rows, according to how much the object is inhabited. The base is made of polycarbonate mass, and the needles are made of stainless steel. They are glued to concrete, wood and aluminum, provided that the substrate is dry.
Electrical protection works through a wire carrier: two stainless steel bars, 2 to 3 mm in diameter and 1 to 1.5 m in length, which easily bend and adapt to the surface. The generator provides a current of 220 V that passes through the wires and does not allow the birds to land. The electro-vibration system is installed on any type of surface, and the system of Ballerina is intended for balconies and windows; it does not harm the birds, but rather.
Repellent substances for birds come as liquids and granules and are applied in both internal and external space. The sound repeller emits the sound of falcons and owls at intervals or on a motion detector; at night it is automatically turned off so as not to disturb the surrounding population.
What it includes
- Mechanical protection stainless steel needles and polyethylene mesh
- Electrical protection wire carriers with generator, electro-vibration system and ballerina system
- Repellent protection liquid and granules, inside and outside
- Sound repellers bird
- Setting up scarecrows
References — completed work
From the firm's archive: 8 jobs and 130 photos taken in the field during the performance.
Control and protection against birds
8 jobs, 130 photos.
Cleaning the soiled surfaces of air conditioners from the feces of birds
Cleaning the soiled areas from the feces of birds and installing a protective net against birds
Bird control on railway infrastructure
Equipping vehicles with a bioacoustic device for dispersing birds and animals
Removing the nest of crows with a telescope, from high plane in the yard of elementary school
Setting up a protective net against the entry of birds into the roof of the facility
Equipping the airport with a laser to disperse birds
Protection from birds of the dairy industry warehouse
- Does protecting a bird kill you?
No. The Ballerina system does not harm the birds but repels them from the protected surface, and the needles and nets only make landing impossible.
- What is on the roof and what on the balcony?
For gutters are intended stainless steel needles, because they are easy to install and inconspicuous. For balconies and windows, the electro-current system of the Ballerina is used.
- Does the sound repeller bother the neighborhood at night?
The device automatically shuts off at night, precisely so as not to disturb the surrounding population. During the day, it emits the sound of hawks and owls at intervals or on the motion detector.
- What are the beautiful needles on which?
On concrete, wood and aluminum. The substrate before installation must be dry.
Your birds are nesting on an object? Tell where they land and how large the surface is, so a form of protection is chosen.
Send an enquiry
ARHIFARM d.o.o. has been operating since 1992. Overview of registrations and previously issued permits:
- Decision authorising disinfection, insect-control and rodent-control operations, No. 3/3-10-5600/01, dated 23 July 2001.
- Permit for hazardous-waste treatment in a mobile plant, registration No. 864, dated 22 May 2012.
- Integrated permit for waste collection and transport, registration No. 116, dated 10 September 2010.
- Permit to perform municipal utility activities, code 90000, dated 12 May 2010.