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Our Netting Projects /

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Bird netting on top of all column capitals and triangle on facade of the building to exclude pigeons from nesting and perching, as their excrement was defacing and damaging building

MP Bird Control technicians installing ¾” black MP Netting underside and vertically

above stone wall of railway bridge in downtown Montreal as sidewalk

was almost impossible to walk on due to pigeon excrement.

Problem:        Pigeons nesting over 165 foot wide airplane hanger doors.

Solution:         MP Bird Control technicians closing open area with ¾” MP Netting blocking access to any birds.

Problem:        Pigeons, sparrows and starlings, nesting on overhead beams of two covered parking and loading areas of a utility company, making it practically impossible to maintain equipment and vehicles clean

Solution:         MP Bird Control installed 38,000 sq ft. of ¾” black polyethylene netting covering complete undersides of structures, excluding all birds.  Resealable (zippered) openings were provided for maintenance and inspection purposes.

¾” MP Bird Control Netting custom made 108 ft. long x 48 ft. wide in one piece

for one section of canopy.

View of loading area.  Due to complex installation of ventilation system over (30) zippered openings

Were installed to give access to lights, filters, motors, etc.  of each canopy.

MP Bird Control technicians installing netting in bell tower and spikes in specific areas.

Pigeon locked out of bell tower.

Problem:        Pigeons nesting and roosting on and under water cooling tower.

Solution:         MP Bird Control completely enclosed area horizontally and vertically with 2” black polyethylene MP Netting (see photos: 5, 6)

Problem:        Pigeons and starlings nesting and roosting on beams causing serious problem of droppings on food carts and shoppers.

Solution:         1 1/8” stone colour MP Bird Netting installed horizontally and vertically to exclude birds.

Problem:        Gulls, kingsfishers and herons eating and injuring hundreds’ of trout.

Solution:         MP Bird Control built infrastructure (steel posts and cabling system) and covered entire hatchery with approximately 40,000 sq. ft. of MP netting to exclude all birds.  4” mesh was used horizontally and 2” mesh vertically (which was installed in a manner so as to give access to feed fish.  See photos 10, 11.

2” MP Bird Netting installed vertically and in a manner so as all 50 foot sections slide

like a curtain to give access to feed fish.