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If you have a 2 story home with “undershot” nesting spots, chances are you have had pigeon problems before or will have them one day. Arizona Game and Fish recommends making sure a pigeon could not nest even if they tried this means treating existing and potential nesting spots. Qualify your pigeon control “expert”- ask if they can provide written guarantee for free cleaning and treatment if pigeons nest against any of their applications. Every contractor guarantees their product will not break or fall off the roof. Unfortunately, pigeon’s nest anywhere their eggs will not roll, covered areas 1st, shaded areas 2nd, open roof 3rd and trees last. Pigeons regularly nest against fireplaces and anywhere the roof tiles pitch into a wall. These areas are often intentionally overlooked because results are difficult to achieve and costly, plus customers usually can’t see these spots from the ground. When treated, we often find 100’s of pounds of nesting material and waste against mesh, netting supports and spikes.

Pigeon Slide Technology or P.S.T. involves a piece of custom cut roofing metal, carefully installed to create a sliding board for nesting materials instead of anchor spots. Pigeons can stand on it but not nest. This low-profile product is often very difficult to see from the street. Deciding on nesting treatment only, requires terrific patience on the part of the homeowner and contractor. The birds could leave within the day, week, after a few months or not at all. This is frustrating, time consuming and could result in new cleaning charges.

This is a large corner undershot treated with tan stealth net and a perimeter of Hot Foot.

Another regular undershot with painted ½” mesh.

This bowl area had multiple nesting spots and leak problems. It is now covered over entirely with tan stealth net and invisible from the street.

There are 2 tile valleys, one on each side of the ridge, treated with stealth net.

This 3 story tower floor had lots of nesting activity that is now being effectively excluded with black stealth net.

These nesting platforms behind a sign had nesting in the spikes of another licensed contractor. We installed electric shock with this flat mat and solved the problem.

Sometimes we can save you money by using spikes in nesting spots. If it doesn’t work, we clean and fix for free.

This triangular undershot currently wired with ½” mesh had a nest in each side.

A little bent, but effective, pigeon slide intended to take away nesting anchor spots. Hot Foot gel perimeter.

This is a simple regular undershot.

This is one side of a 3 sided undershot which is effectively excluding nesting and shaded protected perching.

There is a 10’ square tan net installed in the valley to the left of the hose.

Hard to see, long undershot with ½” mesh up top, edge undershot below, perching on peaks and painted fanned spikes on window ledges.

These houses are notorious for pigeons nesting in the open roof behind the turrets. This one has been successfully treated. We treated 8 undershots just on the front.

This is painted ½” mesh on a 3-sided undersot with a painted perching post above it.

This is a large edge undershot treated successfully with tan stealth net.

This shows a regular undershot with pigeon slide in the stucco run and the cheap perching gel we no longer use.

Old pigeon slide covering what used to be a very deep nesting crevice.

This air conditioner has a skirt of ½” mesh and pigeon slide against the back.

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