Commercial Bird Control in Grand Island

 This structure has many purposes throughout the year including the Nebraska state fair.  Many events with booths set up and birds were becoming quite the nuisance nesting inside the insulation around the top and on the many beams and fans. 

 Midwest Bird Control was called in to eliminate the bird issue completely forcing them to leave and find new places to nest and roost 

 Cable and hardware installation is key to a successful bird netting install.  The design of how the netting system goes up is the first step followed by tedious hardware put up in the correct places to be able to handle the heaviness of the bigger nets 

 This structure was almost 50,000 square feet of space and we ended up installing smaller nets per each bay and then bigger nets across the middle and zippers installed where needed for access behind the nets 

 One of the many specialties we have with bird netting installs is the way we are able to custom install netting over, around, behind, or under objects.  In this case, the Big *** Fans (that is what they are called), we had to take the blades off each of the 4 fans, put netting up at angles on the angled beam supports and across the top and reinstall the fan blades and test to make sure the blades don't hit the netting 

The finished product is netting across the entire underside of the swine building keeping birds out for years to come.  This is why we can confidently say:

Birds Hate Us, Customers Love Us

 Bird problems in Grand Island affect a wide range of commercial and industrial facilities, especially where buildings provide overhead structure and consistent access points.

Grain facilities, manufacturing plants, warehouses, fuel stations, and food-related operations often deal with birds nesting inside structures, roosting above active areas, and creating ongoing droppings and contamination issues. In many cases, the problem spreads beyond one location — affecting equipment, floors, entry points, and daily operations.

 Bird problems in Grand Island do not occur randomly. They start in specific structural areas where birds can land, roost, and return without disturbance.

Common problem areas include loading docks, entry canopies, warehouse rafters, rooftops, signage, overhangs, and interior structures. Once birds gain access to these locations, they continue to return — leading to droppings buildup, contamination, and ongoing cleanup throughout the facility.

👉 The issue is not the birds — it’s access to the structure.

 Birds nesting above dock doors create constant droppings and contamination in active work areas.

👉 Loading Dock Bird Control 

 Birds gather and nest above entry areas, creating visible mess and ongoing maintenance.

👉 Canopy Bird Control 

 Birds roost inside rafters and overhead areas, leading to droppings throughout the building.

👉 Warehouse Bird Control 

 Birds nest in elevated exterior areas, spreading debris and contamination down the building.

👉 Rooftop Bird Control