Safeguarding London Rooftop Assets with Innovative Bird Netting Installation
Client Overview: A leading commercial property owner in London with extensive rooftop assets faced an escalating problem of pest bird infestation, jeopardising the integrity and functionality of their valuable rooftop equipment.
The client’s rooftop assets, including HVAC systems and communication equipment, were under constant threat from pigeons and other pest birds. The corrosive droppings posed a significant risk to the functionality of the equipment and raised concerns about maintenance costs.
Objective: To implement a proactive and sustainable bird deterrent solution that not only protects the rooftop assets but also ensures minimal disruption to the business operations.
Challenges:
Preserving Equipment Functionality: The primary goal was to protect rooftop assets without compromising their functionality and accessibility for maintenance.
Adhering to London Aesthetics: As a part of the iconic London skyline, the client emphasised the importance of preserving the visual aesthetics while implementing a bird control solution.
Customised Netting Design: The solution needed to be tailored to the specific layout of each rooftop, ensuring comprehensive coverage and addressing potential entry points for pest birds.
Our Approach:
Site-Specific Assessment: Conducted a detailed on-site assessment to understand the unique challenges posed by each rooftop. This involved analysing the layout, equipment placement, and bird behaviour patterns.
Bespoke Netting Design: Engineered and implemented a customised bird netting design that not only covered the entire rooftop but also allowed for easy access to equipment for maintenance purposes.
UV-Resistant and Durable Materials: Selected high-quality, UV-resistant materials for the bird netting to withstand London’s diverse weather conditions and ensure long-term efficacy.
Discreet Installation: Deployed a skilled installation team to ensure a discreet and efficient installation process, minimising disruption to the client’s daily operations.
Results:
Asset Protection: The installed bird netting effectively deterred pest birds, safeguarding rooftop assets from corrosive droppings and potential damage.
Functionality Preserved: The tailored netting design allowed for easy access to rooftop equipment, ensuring that routine maintenance and inspections could be conducted without hindrance.
Aesthetic Integration: The bird netting seamlessly blended with the architectural features of the rooftops, preserving the iconic aesthetics of the London skyline.
Cost Savings: By preventing damage caused by bird droppings, the client experienced a notable reduction in maintenance and repair costs associated with rooftop assets.
Conclusion: This case study demonstrates our commitment to providing strategic and customised bird control solutions that not only address immediate challenges but also align with the unique needs of our clients. By effectively mitigating the risks associated with pest bird infestation, we contributed to the longevity and operational efficiency of the client’s rooftop assets in the heart of London.