Solar Bird Proofing.
See the Details.
A closer look at the barrier beneath your panels. Explore our galvanized perimeter mesh, under-panel cleanup, and real installation photos and video from our work.
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From our own workClose the gap
beneath the array.
The space between rooftop solar panels and the roof can give pigeons a sheltered place to nest. Bird-proofing mesh forms a barrier around the array’s perimeter to help block access to that space.
Galvanized mesh.
We use galvanized mesh with rust protection around the edges of the solar array. It is a physical barrier beneath the panels.
Clipped into place.
The mesh attaches with clips without drilling into the panels. Our photos show the clips along the panel edges and the mesh extending down to the roof.
Block access below.
The barrier is intended to help keep birds from nesting beneath the array. It does not stop birds from landing on the roof or on top of the panels.
Edges, clips,
and corners.
These views from our work show where the mesh sits in relation to the panels and roof tiles. Select either photo for a closer look.
A real installation.
From the roof.
Our installation video gives you another view of the perimeter mesh and finished result on a home in Indio.
Watch how the mesh follows the panel edges and meets the roof tiles. The video shows a separate installation from the photo details above.
Discuss your solar setup →Cleanup below.
A barrier around.
Our bird-proofing service includes cleaning beneath the panels, removing accumulated nesting material and droppings, and fitting the perimeter mesh. A full solar-panel clean is also included.
Tell us what you’ve noticed around your array when requesting a quote, so we can discuss the condition of the area and the work your setup needs.
A five-year
warranty.
Our five-year bird-proofing installation warranty covers mesh or clips coming loose, installation defects, and birds getting back underneath the protected array.
If you notice one of these issues, contact us to discuss the warranty service and next step. Ask us about the warranty when planning your installation.
Tell us about
your panels.
A few details help us understand the job before we arrange a visit:
- Your city and whether the home has one or two stories.
- Approximately how many panels or separate arrays you have, if you know.
- Where you’ve noticed bird activity, nesting material, or droppings.
- Whether mesh is already installed and any visible gaps or damage.
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