Commercial Bird Control for Stadiums & Arenas
Keeping your fans happy is all part of the stadium experience. When unwanted invaders, like flocks of birds, come to join in the fun, it can have a devastating effect on the experiences of your stadium-goers. From bird dropping to noise, there are many reasons that you’ll want to control avian in and around your stadium or arena.
Bird Control & Removal
Ares
Pigeon Control & Removal
Columbidae
Sparrow Control & Removal
Passeridae
Starling Control & Removal
Sturnidae
Seagull or Seabird Control & Deterrent Options
Larinae
Controlling birds from lingering around the stadium can be done through various methods. If you speak with one of our specialists, they’ll be able to come up with an action plan that will work best for your commercial space. The most commonly used deterrent installations are listed out below.
Bird Netting
Perfect for the Largest of Spaces
Bird Spikes
Highly Flexible Installation
Bird Wire
Time Tested & Durable
Electric Shock System
Effective & Out of Sight
Optical Gel Multi-Sensory Bird Repellent
Birds Hate Sticky Surfaces
Balcony or Terrace Bird Control & Prevention in New York City
Keep Birds Off Your Balcony
OvoControl Flock Management
Reduce Bird Populations
Bird Dropping Cleanup
Pressure Washing & Disinfectant
Netting is great for those areas that you need a lot of coverage. This is simply a big net that covers any area you want to detract avian from.
These are best used when you have a lot of space to cover as opposed to ledges or peaks.
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All Phases of Bird Control & Deterrent Installations Since 1929 Within NYC
One of the most common bird management tactics is bird spikes. These are literally steel or plastic nails that are attached to a base.
The base simply gets attached to the surface area where you want to deter the birds. This method makes it impossible for the birds to land on the designated area.
These are most commonly utilized for areas like scoreboards and lettering. These are comprised of flexible tracks which can get placed on a surface.
Preferably, you won’t use this method on surfaces that are low visibility. When the bird lands on the track, it will get a light zap that will discourage it from doing so again.
This method is fairly simple to understand. There is a steel line or wire which is connected to two different springs.
When a bird lands on the line, the springs make the line move rapidly back and forth. This creates an unstable landing environment for the bird, making it not want to land there any more.
There’s no doubt that avian can grow rapidly in NYC & NJ. To help control the avian numbers near your New York or New Jersey stadium, you can use OvoControl.
This is a bait-like food that essentially acts as birth control for those birds that eat it. This makes it impossible for them to lay eggs, therefore, diminishing the future population.
This is a very simple solution that can be used for areas that are harder to control with other management tactics. Bird gel is simply a gel that is applied to any surface you want to deter avian from.
The gel has a natural repellent that will make birds avoid landing anywhere near it.
Controlling avian in your stadium or arena is a necessity to ensure fan satisfaction. While it’s not overly difficult to understand the tactics above, it can be overwhelming to decide what techniques will work best for different areas of your stadium. With the assistance of our knowledgeable staff, you can get an in-depth analysis of your commercial property so you know what tactics will work best for you individually.
While the knowledge on the internet is expansive, you can’t replace the knowledge of experience. Our technicians have been working in the field for a long time. They know what tactics are ideal for specific locations. With the help of our technicians and state of the art tools, you’ll be well on your way to protecting your stadium from unwanted avian flocks.
