Commercial Customers

Ehrlich Bird & Bat Control

Ehrlich provides Bird and Bat control service for a wide variety of structures, from sports arenas to bridges to ornate historical buildings. Our service is not harmful to birds yet effectively prevents them from roosting on your property.

With over 80 years of experience, our solutions are designed to be virtually invisible so that architectural integrity is preserved.

The most common pest birds we see include Canadian Geese, Starlings, Feral Pigeons, Bats and Seagulls.

Potential Harm from Birds & Bats

• Dangerous Conditions – droppings make for slippery walkways and stairways
• Disease – pest birds can carry over 60 diseases.
• Damage – Acidic bird droppings can damage cars, planes and buildings
• Added Expense – Routine maintenance, cleaning, product loss and repackaging
• Other pest problems – recto parasites, rodents and other insects are attracted to bird droppings.

Ehrlich’s Customized Bird Control Solutions

Every customer and building is different, so Ehrlich Bird Control customizes a solution for each situation. Our programs work because we listen to our customers. Our Ehrlich Bird Control specialists can handle even the most sensitive bird control problem.

Our Bird control service is backed up by warranties of up to 10 years.

We offer a range of service solutions to provide the best possible Bird & Bat Control for your property.

These include:

Cleanup/Sanitation

Removal of existing excrement is essential to a successful bird control program and must be removed prior to installing a control system All Ehrlich bird clean-up services are performed in accordance with all Federal and state regulatory guidelines. All OSHA guidelines regarding property methods and protective clothing are strictly followed.

Exclusion

Ehrlich’s Bird Control exclusion uses one of several systems to physically block access to certain areas. This may consist of netting, sheet metal, galvanized screening or strip doors.

Perch Modification

The goal of Ehrlich’s perch modification systems is to prevent birds from roosting and move them to areas of less concern. Perch modification includes wire deterrent, spike systems and bird coils.

Behavior Modification

In certain situations, we can condition pest birds to avoid a particular area through systems such as sight/sound dispersal, electrical shock or tactile repellent.