Non-toxic formula makes a surface sticky and uncomfortable to birds.
"It was like sitting in a chicken coop," says Will Kramer. Kramer is Maintenance Supervisor for Griffin Corporation in Casa Grande, Arizona, about 45 miles south of Phoenix. Problem pigeons had invaded the company's main building complex. They were roosting near the main entrance, where Griffin employees entered every day, and near the water cooler in the bagging station area of the attached warehouse. "It was a huge mess," Kramer summarizes, "and it had been going on forever." Open Rafters Attract Dirty Birds When Kramer was promoted to Maintenance Supervisor a year and a half ago, he was asked by the Operations Manager to take care of the pigeon problem. View the complete story here.
How many ways can common birds degrade construction? Too many -- and Barry Schader has experienced most of them. Barry runs Tischler Brothers, a general construction firm specializing in roofing and waterproofing for commercial and residential buildings, including private homes, schools and apartment buildings. Over the years, Barry has seen -- up close and in person -- the destruction caused by birds. View the complete story here.
Not every problem facing the aerospace industry is a high-tech one. Some are low-tech, down and dirty. Just ask Dallas Jones, Manager of Construction for the Space Division of Thiokol Corporation. His problem was birds. Thiokol is a giant in the aerospace industry. It builds booster rockets for NASA's space shuttle and makes the Peacekeeper ICBM for the U.S. Air Force, among other activities. The Thiokol plant in Brigham City, Utah, covers 75 square acres and includes 410 buildings. Dallas's problem resided in building A-2, a main administration building. View the complete story here.
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Whew - what a mess we had with pigeons! There were two spots that were especially pleasing to these creatures..Both under the upstairs eaves, where two different roof lines meet.. It was almost impossible to get up there, so, as you can see in the attached photo my Hubby came up with the idea of putting the Bird Proof on a roller attached to a telescoping rod - leaning out the window and applying the Bird Proof that way.. The neighbors thought we had lost our minds - but boy did that stuff work!! Before Bird X we had at least 40 - 50 pigeons on our roof every day and night - now - ZERO !!!!!!!!!! Diane
I just wanted to let you know about your product's effectiveness around our house. For the past 7 years (during May and early June as the weather warms dramatically in our area of California) due to our house's high roofline we have been inundated with swallows. And are they messy ! We tried scare devices, vinegar, water spray, etc. Nothing seemed to stop those birds. They are relentless in their desire to roost under our eaves where they can build nests between the stucco and eaves. Pretty much our last hope was your Bird-X Bird Repellant in 10 oz cartridges. In April we had our trusted painter apply about a 3/16" strip along the stucco, just under the eaves all the way around the house. Around May 1 some waves of swallows showed up but did not even leave so much as a spot of mud. Since then we have seen a few fly by, but as soon as they are close to the eaves they leave. Thank you for providing a product that really does the job, and saves me from the job of cleaning up after our feathered friends. Dan W Pilot Hill, CA
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