EnviroGuard supplies bird control products. We do not carry out installation, and we would rather say so plainly than take an enquiry we cannot serve. This page says who does.
Every company below is part of the same group as us, and we have said so rather than presenting this as an independent ranking, because it is not one. What decides which of them you want is the building, the sector and the timing, not a score.
Most bird proofing, anywhere in the UK
JG Pest Control is the group’s bird division and the right first call for the majority of work. They survey, specify and install across the range:
- Proofing and deterrent installation, which is netting, spikes, post and wire and gels fitted properly rather than sold over a counter.
- Pigeon control, the most common job on most buildings.
- Gull work, which needs taller spikes, heavier netting and, more importantly, timing around the nesting season.
- Solar panel bird proofing, where the panel frame decides the system and getting it wrong can affect the warranty.
- Bird of prey and hawking, for open sites where physical proofing is not practical.
Commercial premises in London, out of hours
If the work has to happen when the building is empty, or discreetly enough that customers never see it, Nightshift Pest Control covers that end in London, including falconry. Hotels, restaurants and anywhere a visible pest control van during trading hours is its own problem.
Commercial contracts and dropping clearance
Integrum Services covers commercial bird proofing and bird dropping removal. Guano clearance is specialist work with genuine health risks attached, and it is worth using somebody who does it regularly.
National coverage including hawking
Vergo covers bird control nationally, including bird hawking, which suits large open sites, landfill, distribution centres and anywhere a static deterrent would simply be learned around.
Before you call, three things worth knowing
Measure the surface, not the bird. Whoever you speak to will ask for the length of the run and the width of the ledge. Having those to hand turns a site visit into a quote.
Check the timing. Once a nest is in use it is an offence to interfere with it, so the lawful options narrow sharply. Chimney work belongs in autumn, roof proofing wants finishing before spring, and gulls are the species where this matters most. We have set the position out in full on bird control and the law.
Know whether you want it supplied or fitted. If you are a contractor buying the parts, that is us, and a trade account gets you trade pricing across the range. If you want somebody on site with a ladder, that is one of the companies above.
What we can still help with
Product selection. If you know the job but not the part, the bird control supplies page maps the whole range by the problem it solves: which mesh size excludes which bird, which spike suits which ledge width, and which solar system suits which panel frame. Everything is held in UK stock for next-day delivery to trade and to site.
