The gap beneath solar panels gives pigeons shelter from weather and predators while still providing easy access to the roof. Once they find a suitable spot, they can return repeatedly and may attract more birds.
A common approach is to secure purpose-made bird-proofing mesh around the exposed perimeter of the solar array. The exact installation method depends on the panels, roof and existing bird activity, so an independent provider will assess your property before recommending an approach.
Yes. Existing bird activity needs to be assessed before an array is sealed. Active nests, eggs and dependent young can be subject to wildlife legislation, so removal and proofing must be handled appropriately by the provider you choose.
Proofing is designed to create a barrier around the accessible edge of the array rather than obstruct the working face of the panels. A provider will assess the installation before fitting so the method is appropriate for your particular array.
Yes. Enquiries for commercial solar panel bird proofing are welcome, including larger arrays where bird activity may affect multiple sections of a site.
Enquiries are welcome from across Newcastle upon Tyne, Sunderland, Durham, Gateshead, Teesside and many surrounding towns. Submit an enquiry with your location if you are unsure whether a provider can reach you.
Costs vary with array size, roof access, panel configuration and existing bird activity, so providers give job-specific quotations rather than a single fixed price. Submitting an enquiry is free and does not commit you to any work.
Solar Panel Bird Proofing North East is an online enquiry service. When you submit the form, your details may be shared with an appropriate independent solar panel bird proofer so they can respond, discuss your requirements and provide a quotation. We do not carry out the work ourselves.
No. Requesting an estimate is free and does not commit you to using any particular provider or to going ahead with the work.