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  Kansas City’s position as a major transportation, rail, and distribution hub creates ideal conditions for persistent bird activity. Facilities throughout the metro experience: 

 Bird droppings on loading docks, walkways, catwalks, ladders, and platforms increase slip and fall hazards for employees and contractors. 

 Bird waste, feathers, and nesting material can compromise sanitation programs and inspection standards, especially in regulated environments. 

 Droppings accelerate corrosion on steel, foul equipment, clog drains, and damage surfaces over time. 

 Recurring cleanups, blocked access points, and nesting above work areas increase maintenance costs and downtime. 

This bird netting project was probably one of our most challenging jobs to date.  70 years of worker and theme park maintenance equipment and projects filled this building.  The swallows also filled this building every year making many messes above workers heads and their droppings coated many worker stations throughout the warehouse

Midwest Bird Control was called in to install bird netting in the whole ceiling area to keep the birds out before they migrated in that year.  

There were 7 rock-star bird netting installers on this project.  Using 3/4" Black HD Bird Netting from Bird B Gone, it took these guys 5 days from start to finish for a successful install.

As you can see here...lots of places to go around on the ground as well as up in the ceiling, including this big freight lift.

Garage doors on netting jobs can be challenging, but with the right guy that has OCD, netting installations around the many brackets will not only look amazing, they will also keep birds out

This results in a clean installation of bird netting keeping swallows out for years to come and workers below protected from birds.  This is why we can say:

Birds Hate Us, Customers Love Us

 Midwest Bird Control works with a wide range of commercial and industrial operations throughout the Kansas City region, including: 

 High-bay warehouses, fulfillment centers, and logistics hubs experience bird roosting in rafters, dock canopies, and overhead steel. 

 Kansas City’s extensive rail network creates ideal roosting conditions in covered maintenance areas, platforms, and rail-served industrial sites. 

 Facilities along the Missouri River face elevated pressure from pigeons and seagulls roosting on docks, terminals, and covered structures. 

 Exposed steel, overhead cranes, conveyors, and large rooflines attract birds to production and maintenance areas. 

 Loading dock canopies, equipment shelters, and covered staging areas are frequent pigeon roosting locations.