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Bird Control Challenges Facing Indiana Facilities
Indiana’s extensive manufacturing base, rail and highway networks, agricultural processing operations, and distribution corridors create ideal conditions for birds to roost and nest on structures.
Common challenges include:
- Bird droppings creating slip hazards on walkways, docks, and work areas
- Sanitation and compliance concerns in regulated environments
- Corrosion and surface damage caused by acidic droppings
- Nesting in rafters, beams, rooflines, bridges, and covered structures
- Increased cleanup, maintenance, and labor costs
Without professional exclusion, bird activity often spreads across multiple structures within a facility.
Bird Species Commonly Impacting Indiana Facilities
Facilities throughout Indiana frequently experience pressure from the following bird species:
Pigeon Control
Pigeons are the most persistent problem bird across Indiana facilities. They roost on ledges, beams, parking garages, bridges, dock canopies, and rooftops.
Sparrow Control
House sparrows nest in tight gaps, soffits, vents, signage, and overhangs, making long-term exclusion essential.
Starling Control
European starlings form large flocks and often enter warehouses, processing plants, and industrial buildings through unprotected openings.
Seagull Control
Seagulls impact facilities near waterways, landfills, transfer stations, and open industrial sites, particularly along river corridors.
Facilities & Industries We Serve in Indiana
Bird Control Solutions Designed for Indiana Facilities
Bird Control Solutions Designed for Indiana Facilities
Midwest Bird Control works with small, medium, and large-scale facilities throughout Indiana, including:
Warehouses & Distribution Centers
Birds roost in rafters, dock doors, loading canopies, and overhead steel, creating sanitation and safety concerns.
Manufacturing & Processing Plants
Large rooflines, exposed beams, conveyors, and equipment structures attract pigeons and starlings.
Agricultural & Grain Facilities
Bird pressure impacts grain handling areas, storage structures, processing buildings, and covered equipment zones.
Multi-level garages experience heavy pigeon roosting on beams, ledges, lighting, and drainage systems.
Canopies, Overhangs & Covered Walkways
Entry canopies, fuel canopies, pedestrian overhangs, and dock shelters are frequent bird problem areas at both small and large facilities.
Rail Facilities & Transportation Infrastructure
Birds nest and roost along rail corridors, maintenance facilities, bridges, and underpasses.
Bird Control Solutions Designed for Indiana Facilities
Bird Control Solutions Designed for Indiana Facilities
Bird Control Solutions Designed for Indiana Facilities
Effective bird control requires exclusion-based solutions designed around structure layout, bird behavior, and operational needs. Midwest Bird Control provides professional, long-term systems scaled to each facility.
Bird netting creates a physical barrier that prevents birds from accessing rafters, beams, ceilings, bridges, canopies, and overhead structures.
Structural Exclusion Systems
Exclusion systems block birds from landing or nesting on ledges, rooflines, signage, dock edges, and architectural features.
Targeted & Facility-Wide Control Plans
From isolated bird pressure points to complex multi-structure facilities, solutions are designed to match the size and scope of the project.
Professional Installation
All systems are professionally installed to withstand Indiana weather conditions and the demands of commercial and industrial environments.
Featured Project: 420 Foot Tall Skyscraper Bird Wire
Featured Project: 420 Foot Tall Skyscraper Bird Wire
Featured Project: 420 Foot Tall Skyscraper Bird Wire
This was a government project done around what the industry calls "fish bowls" on the sides of the building near the top. Big predatory birds were getting trapped in the windows that were about 8' deep. They were chasing the big spiders that were inside those for food and then because of their wingspan, couldn't fly back out. Midwest Bird Control was called in to install bird wire
Heights Like These Require Extensive Training & Nerve
Featured Project: 420 Foot Tall Skyscraper Bird Wire
Featured Project: 420 Foot Tall Skyscraper Bird Wire
Jobs like these don't come along as much and here our team was learning how to maneuver the window washing platform. This picture, they are just over the top parapet of the building about to descend.
The Views Up High Are Spectacular On Jobs Like These
The Views Up High Are Spectacular On Jobs Like These
The Views Up High Are Spectacular On Jobs Like These
Extreme heights are a possible situation in the work of bird control. A mere 420 feet to the ground at this location
Result is a bird free location
The Views Up High Are Spectacular On Jobs Like These
The Views Up High Are Spectacular On Jobs Like These
The result, bird wire attached a little more differently than normal bird wire posts due to the design of the structure. This also gives you an insight of the depths of these "fish bowls".
Birds Hate Us, Customers Love Us
Why Indiana Facilities Choose Midwest Bird Control
- Commercial, Industrial & Agricultural Focus
We work exclusively with non-residential properties.
- All Project Sizes Supported
From single canopies and overhangs to large industrial complexes.
- Problem-Area Expertise
Solutions are built around real bird pressure points, not generic deterrents.
- Long-Term Results
Systems are designed to stop recurring bird activity, not relocate it.
- Clear Communication
Facilities receive straightforward assessments and scalable solutions.
Indiana Areas We Serve
Midwest Bird Control provides bird control services throughout Indiana, including major commercial and industrial regions such as:
Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, South Bend, Elkhart, Gary, Hammond, Lafayette, Kokomo, Terre Haute, Bloomington, Muncie, Evansville, and surrounding industrial corridors.
Facilities outside major metro areas are serviced based on site needs.