Proverbs 27:17...As Iron Sharpens Iron So Must One Man Sharpen Another
Proverbs 27:17...As Iron Sharpens Iron So Must One Man Sharpen Another
Bird problems don’t go away on their own. Birds return to the same structures where they can land, roost, and nest — leading to constant droppings, contamination, and ongoing cleanup.
Temporary solutions may reduce activity for a short time, but as long as birds have access to the structure, the problem continues.
Bird netting works by blocking access to the areas birds rely on. Instead of trying to scare or deter birds, netting prevents them from reaching ledges, beams, and overhead structures where they nest and roost.
👉 If birds can’t access it, they can’t be a problem.
Bird netting is installed in the areas where bird problems start, including:
• loading docks and service areas
• entry canopies and storefronts
• warehouse rafters and ceiling structures
• rooftop equipment and HVAC areas
• parking garages and open structures
Each installation is designed to fit the structure and eliminate access to problem areas.
When birds have access to structural areas, problems grow over time:
• droppings buildup and staining
• contamination of products and equipment
• clogged drains and water damage
• corrosion of building materials
• ongoing cleanup and maintenance
These issues continue until access is removed.
Midwest Bird Control installs bird netting systems specifically for commercial and industrial environments. Installations are designed to:
• maintain access for maintenance when needed
• fit the structure without interfering with operations
• provide long-term protection against bird activity
Each project is built around the structure and how it is used.
Bird netting provides a long-term solution by eliminating access to nesting and roosting areas. Unlike deterrents or repeated cleanup, netting stops the problem at its source.
👉 No access means no return.
Every building is different. Midwest Bird Control evaluates your structure to determine where birds are gaining access and how to stop the problem permanently.
Schedule an inspection to identify problem areas and get a solution designed for your facility.

This national online retailer built many warehouses and canopies across the United States. They were being proactive in keeping birds out of their expansive canopies before birds became a problem. Midwest Bird Control was contracted by FCL Builders, INC to do that work.

The first task every day of any bird netting project Midwest Bird Control does is time to gather as workers and pray for each other. It helps to pray for your fellow man, then we are able to go over safety on the jobsite and tasks are given to each man.

Installing the hardware and cable is very important as that is what the netting will attach to when pulled tight. Did you know that corners of netting can be the weakest parts of a whole netting system? We do and that is why quality control is a must and one we take seriously

We used Bird B Gone 3/4" black heavy duty bird netting on this project. 2 canopies covering 128,000 square feet of canopy underneath. Zippers were installed wherever access would be needed behind the netting.

This project was completed in 13 total working days with 7 amazing rockstar bird netting installers. We have a system that not only allows the netting to go up quickly but also very effectively without losing any quality.

The result is professionally installed bird nets keeping birds out for years to come and a satisfied customer. This is why we can say, Birds Hate Us, Customers Love Us.

Bird netting prevents birds from accessing the areas where they nest and roost. Instead of trying to scare birds away, it physically blocks access to structural areas. If birds can’t reach those areas, they can’t return.
Yes. Bird netting is designed as a long-term solution because it eliminates access to the structure. Unlike deterrents or repeated cleanup, netting stops the problem at its source.
Bird netting is installed in areas where birds commonly nest, including loading docks, canopies, warehouses, rooftops, and parking structures. Each system is designed to fit the specific structure and problem area.
Bird netting is low-profile and designed to blend into the structure. From ground level, it is often barely noticeable while still effectively preventing bird access.
Yes. Access points can be built into the system where needed, allowing maintenance teams to reach equipment or service areas without removing the netting.
Bird netting is effective for all common pest bird species because it prevents physical access. The type of bird does not matter if they cannot reach the structure.
Cleaning removes the mess temporarily, but it does not stop birds from returning. As long as birds have access to the structure, the problem will continue.
Deterrents can work in limited situations, but they do not stop birds from accessing large structural areas. Netting is used when a permanent solution is needed.
Commercial bird netting systems are designed to last for years when properly installed. They are built to withstand outdoor conditions and ongoing use.
The best way is through an inspection. Midwest Bird Control evaluates your building to determine where birds are gaining access and whether netting or another exclusion method is the best solution.
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