Birds get into roof spaces and under eaves through many of the same gaps as possums and rodents, along with gaps around solar panels, roof vents and gutters where nesting material can build up over time. If you are hearing noise earlier in the morning or seeing nesting material around a vent or eave, it is worth mentioning this when you call.
The crew checks the roofline across homes in Albany Creek, looking at gaps around eaves, roof vents, gable ends and anywhere solar panels sit close to the roof surface, since birds often nest in the gap underneath. Gutters and downpipes get checked too, as nesting material and droppings can build up and affect how well they drain.
Once the entry points are found, the crew fits mesh or guards suited to the gap, chosen so airflow through roof vents is not blocked and gutters can still be cleaned normally. Homes in Albany Creek near the river or forest reserve tend to see more bird activity around the roofline, so the crew checks these homes a little more closely during the visit.
Eaves near a carport or pergola sometimes attract nesting on top of the usual roofline spots, so the crew checks these areas too if you mention them on the call. Guards fitted in these spots are chosen to match the structure without changing how it looks from the ground.
- Roofline, eaves and vents checked for nesting and entry points
- Gaps around solar panels and gutters included in the check
- Mesh or guards fitted to suit each type of gap
- Airflow through roof vents kept clear after fitting
- A price given before any bird proofing work starts
Call 07 3543 7770 to book bird proofing for your home in Albany Creek.
