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Our solar panel birdproofing service helps protect the space around your panels and reduces opportunities for birds to nest underneath them.
The space beneath solar panels can provide shelter for pigeons and other birds. Once birds begin nesting, you may be left dealing with droppings, nesting material, noise and debris around your roof and solar system.
We'll look at your roof, your solar panels and the way birds are accessing the area, then explain what can be done.
When our team is on a roof, we're not only thinking about where the panels go. We're looking at the home as a whole. If we find an existing nest or signs of bird activity, we'll let you know and help you understand your options.
Our solar panel bird protection solutions create a physical barrier around vulnerable areas, helping discourage birds from getting underneath your panels and nesting there.
We'll assess your property before recommending birdproofing.
Solar panel
birdproofing
Installation of bird-exclusion mesh and barriers
Bird protection around existing solar panels
Birdproofing alongside a new solar installation
Assessment of nesting and bird activity
Advice on the most suitable setup for your roof
*Birdproofing requirements vary by property. We assess the individual roof and solar installation before recommending a suitable solution.
Birdproofing blocks access points around your solar panels, making it difficult for pigeons to get underneath and nest. Physical exclusion, such as purpose-made mesh fitted around the panel perimeter, is generally used when birds access the space beneath the panels.
If birds have already made a nest, we should assess the area before sealing it. We'll review the existing nesting material and bird activity and explain what needs to be addressed before installing birdproofing.
A properly installed birdproofing system should be fitted without damaging the solar panels. Purpose-made systems commonly use clips or other fixing methods around the panel perimeter rather than drilling into the panels.
We'll consider your solar array and roof structure when determining the appropriate setup.
Scare devices and spikes may help in some situations, but they don't necessarily solve the problem when pigeons are getting underneath the solar panels.
If birds can still access the sheltered space below the panels, they may continue trying to return. Physical exclusion works differently by addressing the access point itself.
Not every home will need it. However, if we find existing pigeon nesting or bird activity when we're installing your new solar system, we'll let you know. We'll help you understand what's happening on your roof and whether birdproofing is worth considering as part of the installation.
It shouldn't. A suitable birdproofing setup should account for future solar maintenance. The system should be installed around the panel perimeter without unnecessarily restricting access or interfering with the solar system. We'll consider your existing panel layout and future servicing needs when planning the setup.