Discreet perch deterrence.
Tensioned bird wire can be considered for signage and selected architectural ledges where appearance and access matter.
BIRD CONTROL FOR SYDNEY FACILITIES & INDUSTRIAL SITES
Protect your site.
Keep business
moving.
Bird netting, bird spikes and shock track for Sydney facilities.
Planned for industrial sites and the people who run them.
BIRD NETTING✳BIRD SPIKES✳SHOCK TRACK✳SYDNEY WIDE✳
BUILT FOR FACILITIES & INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS
Your site has a job to do.
Bird activity shouldn’t
get in the way.
For facilities managers and industrial occupants, bird activity creates another demand on already busy operations. Pesteco Bird Proofing focuses on netting, spikes and shock track for warehouses, distribution centres and commercial facilities across Sydney. Supporting bird control methods, clean-up and maintenance complete the site plan.
Explore the systems ↘ THREE CORE SYSTEMS. ONE SITE-SPECIFIC PLAN.
Netting. Spikes.
Shock track.
Bird control for warehouses and industrial facilities.
The method follows the site, surfaces and bird activity.
ILLUSTRATIVE SYSTEM STUDY / 01
AREA EXCLUSION
Keep birds out.
Keep space working.
Bird netting creates a barrier around selected areas, from warehouse rafters to covered loading docks. Plan the layout around the structure and maintenance access.
Explore bird netting ↗ SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED PROJECTS
Protection you
can see.
Real project photography, from industrial canopies and warehouse netting to discreet ledge protection.
Explore the project gallery ↗ ONE SPECIALIST DIVISION. A COMPLETE APPROACH.
From the roofline.
To the loading dock.
Netting, spikes and shock track lead the plan.
Supporting bird control services complete the scope.
01
Bird netting
Tensioned bird netting for warehouse rafters, loading docks, covered work areas and building voids.↗02Bird spikes
Bird spike installation for suitable ledges, beams, signage and building edges.↗03Bird shock track
Low-profile electrified bird deterrent track for suitable parapets, ledges and roof edges.↗04Commercial bird control
Site-specific bird management for warehouses, facilities, retail, hospitality and industrial properties.↗05Inspection & maintenance
Inspection and repair planning for facility netting, mesh and deterrent systems, including changes after building or maintenance works.↗06Bird droppings & nest clean-up
Assessment-led removal of accessible droppings and nesting debris, paired with a plan to address bird access.↗07Roof & eave exclusion
Targeted exclusion for roof edges, eaves, cavities, gutters and building penetrations.↗08Solar panel bird proofing
Perimeter mesh for rooftop solar arrays, with panel compatibility, roof access and maintenance considered in the scope.↗09Balcony & strata proofing
Coordinated exclusion for shared building areas, balconies and managed properties, with approvals and access considered.↗ SUPPORTING BIRD CONTROL OPTIONS
The right method.
For each surface.
Some sites need more than one approach.
Additional options are assessed alongside the core systems.
Close the entry points.
Fitted bird mesh and barriers can address roof voids, building openings and access beneath rooftop solar arrays.
Change the landing surface.
Angled ledge profiles can be assessed where a sloping barrier may suit the building detail and bird activity.
Consider the wider area.
Visual and laser bird deterrence may be considered for selected open or large areas, subject to specialist suitability and safety assessment.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Where is bird activity
affecting your
facility?
Select an affected area to start scoping the issue.
A POSSIBLE APPROACHStart with
Start with
bird netting.
Assess a barrier for warehouse rafters and covered work areas, with maintenance and equipment access considered in the layout.
Explore this solution ↗A starting point for your site briefing. Assessment confirms suitability, access requirements and scope.
SYDNEY FACILITIES.OPERATIONAL FOCUS.
THE PESTECO APPROACH
Assess the site.
Define the scope.
Plan the work.
A practical bird management plan starts with how your facility operates, who controls access and where birds are affecting the site.
- 01
Assess activity and constraints
Identify bird activity, entry points and affected assets alongside deliveries, vehicle movements, occupied areas and maintenance access.
- 02
Define a site-specific scope
Discuss systems, affected areas, clean-up, access equipment and responsibilities so the proposed works can be reviewed internally.
- 03
Coordinate work and maintenance
Agree access arrangements, site requirements and suitable work windows. Consider future inspections and repair needs as part of the plan.
LOCAL COVERAGE. INDUSTRIAL FOCUS.
Across Sydney’s
industrial
corridors.
From Western Sydney logistics hubs to established industrial estates, discuss bird activity at your occupied premises, managed facility or property portfolio.
Discuss your site ↗Wetherill Park & SmithfieldEastern Creek & Erskine ParkBlacktown & Seven HillsSilverwater & AuburnAlexandria & BotanyIngleburn & MintoPrestons & MoorebankChullora & BankstownHills & North West SydneyGreater Sydney facilities
Access and service availability are confirmed for each property.
INFORMATION FOR SITE DECISION MAKERS
The details you need.
Before you approve.
Planning works for an occupied facility?
Let’s talk it through ↗
How do you choose between bird netting, bird spikes and shock track?+
Netting excludes birds from selected spaces. Spikes discourage perching on suitable surfaces. Shock track is a low-profile electrified deterrent for selected edges. Some sites need a combination, with suitability confirmed through assessment.
Can works be planned around an operating facility?+
Tell us about delivery schedules, vehicle movements, occupied areas and any restricted work windows. These constraints should be discussed during assessment so access arrangements and the proposed work sequence can be agreed before installation.
What information helps you scope an industrial site?+
Provide your company, role, site suburb, affected areas and photos if available. Include roof or plant access restrictions, operating hours, any existing bird proofing and relevant landlord or property manager approval requirements.
How is the bird proofing scope and price determined?+
The proposed scope depends on bird activity, affected structures, system selection, access equipment, clean-up and maintenance needs. An assessment helps define the work for your internal review; pricing is confirmed against the agreed scope.
Can you work with facilities managers and industrial tenants?+
Yes. Enquiries can be coordinated with the facilities manager, industrial occupant, operations team or property representative. Identify who controls site access and who can approve changes to the building so responsibilities can be discussed early.
What about site induction, work at height and documentation?+
Share your site induction process, permit requirements and required documentation at the enquiry stage. Access methods, work at height requirements and the documentation needed for the agreed scope should be confirmed before work is scheduled.
How do we maintain bird proofing after installation?+
Inspection frequency depends on the system, exposure and site activity. Discuss checks for damage, loose fixings and gaps, especially after roof access, equipment servicing or building works. Repair suitability is confirmed following assessment.
What if birds are already nesting?+
Tell us about nests, eggs or young birds before works are scoped. Species identification and nest status affect the next steps. Any exclusion or clean-up work must be planned after these have been assessed.
Which Sydney industrial areas can we enquire about?+
Enquiries are welcome across Greater Sydney, including Wetherill Park, Smithfield, Eastern Creek, Erskine Park, Blacktown, Silverwater, Alexandria, Botany, Ingleburn, Prestons and Moorebank. Access and service availability are confirmed for each site.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Get a clear plan
for your
facility.
Tell us where bird activity is affecting your site. Include operational constraints so we can discuss assessment, access and the proposed scope.
0488 844 214 ↗info@pesteco.com.auMESSAGE THE SYDNEY TEAM
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