About pigeon protection
Pigeons are well-adapted to urban environments, but they can cause serious public health issues and damage to buildings and infrastructure. They are reservoirs of pathogens that can affect humans and pets, such as histoplasmosis, ornithosis, salmonellosis, and gastroenteritis. Pigeons may also carry ectoparasites like ticks, fleas, mites, and bedbugs.
Their droppings are highly acidic and corrosive, accelerating structural degradation, and their nests can block drainage systems and cause damage to buildings.
Building protection systems
At Atēnia, we provide effective solutions to prevent pigeon access and nesting in buildings:
- Anti-pigeon nets:
Almost invisible, they block birds from entering critical areas.
- Protective spikes:
Physical barriers that prevent pigeons from landing and settling.
- Electrified systems:
Low-voltage deterrents for ledges and other surfaces.
- Other tailored solutions:
Custom proposals for effective and environmentally respectful pigeon control.
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