Ledges and parapets
Targeted rows reduce usable perch space on defined horizontal surfaces.
Make problem ledges and perches less inviting with a humane landing deterrent selected for the surface and the bird pressure.

Pigeons choose ledges based on width, shelter and nearby food or nesting access. A strip that leaves usable space behind it may just move the birds to another part of the same ledge.
We assess the full landing surface, corners and adjacent features before choosing the number of rows and placement. Spikes are intended to deter landing; they are not a substitute for netting where birds enter a large open space.
Targeted rows reduce usable perch space on defined horizontal surfaces.
Careful placement protects customer-facing areas while respecting the appearance of the building.
Accessible edges and architectural features can be assessed for suitable coverage.
Installations are available for homes, strata properties, storefronts and larger buildings.

We serve Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam, Langley and surrounding cities. For a useful photo quote, show the full ledge, its depth and how it can be safely accessed.
For a faster quote: send wide photos of the full problem area, approximate dimensions, your city, and any access or strata requirements.
Send project details →They are designed as a physical landing deterrent rather than a trap or poison. Correct selection and installation are important.
They are not the best choice for broad open spaces or locations where birds can easily land behind incomplete coverage.
Service life depends on material, exposure, surface preparation and installation. We recommend exterior-suitable systems for the site.
Send photos of your balcony, ledge or building and get a straightforward quote.