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Industrial Bird Netting for Commercial Facilities
Why Bird Problems Persist in Industrial Environments
Industrial facilities provide large overhead structures where birds can roost and nest without disturbance. Open framing, steel beams, and elevated areas allow birds to return daily — creating droppings, contamination, and ongoing maintenance issues.
Cleaning or temporary deterrents may reduce activity for a short time, but as long as birds have access to these structures, the problem continues.
How Industrial Bird Netting Solves the Problem
Industrial bird netting prevents birds from accessing the areas they rely on. By blocking entry to rafters, beams, and overhead structures, netting stops birds from nesting and returning.
If birds can’t access it, they can’t be a problem.
Where Industrial Bird Netting Is Used
Bird netting is installed in a wide range of industrial environments, including:
• warehouses and distribution centers
• manufacturing and processing facilities
• loading docks and shipping areas
• rooftop equipment and mechanical systems
• parking structures and open framing
Each system is designed to match the structure and eliminate access to problem areas.
What Happens Without Bird Control
When birds have access to industrial structures, problems grow over time:
• droppings buildup on equipment and surfaces
• contamination of products and materials
• clogged drains and water damage
• corrosion of building components
• ongoing cleanup and maintenance costs
These issues continue until access is removed.
Designed for Industrial Conditions
Midwest Bird Control installs netting systems built for large-scale industrial environments. Installations are designed to:
• handle high-clearance structures
• integrate with equipment and operations
• maintain access where needed
• provide long-term durability
Each project is planned around the facility’s layout and operational requirements.
A Long-Term Solution — Not a Temporary Fix
Industrial bird netting eliminates the root cause of bird problems by preventing access to structural areas. Unlike deterrents or repeated cleanup, it provides a long-term solution that stops birds from returning.
Schedule an Industrial Bird Netting Inspection
Every facility is different. Midwest Bird Control evaluates your structure to identify where birds are gaining access and how to stop the problem permanently.
Schedule an inspection to determine the right solution for your building.
Pigeon Control
Sparrow Control
Sparrow Control
Pigeons roost on beams, ledges, dock canopies, and overhead steel. Their droppings accumulate quickly and often require ongoing cleanup unless access is permanently blocked.
Sparrow Control
Sparrow Control
Sparrow Control
House sparrows exploit small gaps and repeatedly nest in structural cavities, overhead platforms, and protected edges around industrial buildings.
Starling Control
Starling Control
Starling Control
Starlings gather in large flocks and can enter facilities through open doors, wall gaps, and overhead voids. They create noise, droppings, and persistent roosting pressure.
Seagull Control
Starling Control
Starling Control
Seagulls commonly pressure industrial rooftops, waterfront operations, landfills, transfer stations, food-related operations, and port-adjacent facilities—especially near lakes and rivers.
Featured Project: National Railroad 3 Warehouses Bird Netting
Featured Project: National Railroad 3 Warehouses Bird Netting
Featured Project: National Railroad 3 Warehouses Bird Netting
Birds were nesting and roosting in 3 buildings for this railroad company. Heavy accumulations of droppings in each building caused unsanitary conditions for the workers fixing or maintaining railroad cars.
Building 600' x 85' and 16 Nets Used
Featured Project: National Railroad 3 Warehouses Bird Netting
Featured Project: National Railroad 3 Warehouses Bird Netting
This building was 600' x 85 feet and (16) nets 100 x 50 were used for this building across the whole ceiling and 12' down each side wall
18 Total Working Days On This Building & 2 Others On Site
Featured Project: National Railroad 3 Warehouses Bird Netting
18 Total Working Days On This Building & 2 Others On Site
10 rock-star bird netting installers completed all 3 buildings in 18 total working days with time off in the middle of the project for Thanksgiving.
Many Items Installed Around The Ceiling To Go Around
Patience Is Necessary And Workers That Gel Together To Accomplish A Project Like This One
18 Total Working Days On This Building & 2 Others On Site
This building and the other one were very similar. A lot more to go around and the guys handled the challenge very well and Brice Robinson, my foreman, put a plan together with help of 3 other experienced installers to install the net while not interfering with the railroads safety measures
Patience Is Necessary And Workers That Gel Together To Accomplish A Project Like This One
Patience Is Necessary And Workers That Gel Together To Accomplish A Project Like This One
Patience Is Necessary And Workers That Gel Together To Accomplish A Project Like This One
This job took a lot of patience and each day the guys prayed for the job and for each other so that when challenges did come up, they were ready to work together to be able to get the job done
These Railroad Buildings Now Protected In Kansas City KS
Patience Is Necessary And Workers That Gel Together To Accomplish A Project Like This One
Patience Is Necessary And Workers That Gel Together To Accomplish A Project Like This One
The result was 3 buildings fully protected from birds. We are professionals at removing birds from buildings and keeping them out for good. This is why we can say:
Birds Hate Us, Customers Love Us
this is one of 3 warehouses, 600 feet long by 80 Feet
Midwest Bird Control provides industrial bird control across:
Midwest States and Major Cities We Serve
Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Ames
Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Appleton, Eau Claire
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Rochester, Duluth
Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks, Minot
Sioux Falls, Rapid City, Brookings, Aberdeen
Omaha, Lincoln, Grand Island, Kearney, Scottsbluff
Wichita, Topeka, Olathe, Overland Park, Kansas City KS
Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, Edmond, Lawton
Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield, Columbia, Jefferson City
Chicago, Rockford, Peoria, Joliet, Naperville
Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, Gary
If your facility is outside these metros, we still cover the region—especially for multi-site and large-scale projects.