Get pigeons out of your warehouse, permanently
High roofs, open doors, exposed steel and stored goods: a distribution centre is purpose-built pigeon habitat. Netting the birds out and treating the steel they roost on is the only approach that lasts, and it's what BCS has engineered since 1987.
Pigeon and sparrow control in a warehouse or distribution centre means sealing the roof voids, racking and dock openings birds use to get in, then keeping them out for good. BCS applies the Vamoose repellent gel to steelwork and installs Spectre Net exclusion netting across large voids, guaranteed up to 5 and 8 years respectively. Protecting stored goods since 1987.
What birds actually cost you here
Stock damage and rejected loads
Droppings on cartons, pallets and shrink-wrap lead to rejected deliveries and client claims. Food-grade and pharma-grade storage contracts are especially exposed.
Slip hazards and safety findings
Fouled floors under roosting beams are a recorded slip hazard. Bird activity shows up in safety audits as well as hygiene audits.
Racking and equipment corrosion
Bird droppings are acidic. They corrode racking, roof sheeting, light fittings and sprinkler heads, infrastructure that costs far more to replace than to protect.
Endless cleaning spend
Without exclusion, cleaning is a subscription that never ends. Proofing converts a recurring operating cost into a once-off capital fix with a written guarantee.
Protect your storage contracts
Third-party logistics providers hold their clients' compliance risk. Our ISO 22000-aligned survey documents bird hazards rack-by-rack and door-by-door, giving you evidence of control for client audits, and a costed, prioritised remediation plan.
How BCS solves it
Spectre Net, UV-stabilised HDPE netting custom-fabricated for your spans, seals canopies, eaves and roof voids with an 8-year workmanship guarantee. Vamoose two-step gel clears internal roof steel and beams where netting isn't practical, lasting up to 5 years per application.
Bird control for warehousing sites
Yes. The strategy is to eliminate roosting and nesting habitat inside, treated steel and sealed voids, so birds that fly in don't stay. Exclusion netting then closes the structural areas they favour.
Protect your warehousing facility
Book a free, ISO 22000-aligned site survey. We'll map the risk and give you a guaranteed, costed plan.