Bird spikes are your best defense for keeping birds away from your property and are widely used at commercial properties with great success.
Why Installing Bird Spikes Properly is Important
Bird spikes just make an uneven surface that birds cannot land on; they do not injure birds. Putting in bird spikes is a practical, affordable, and humane way to stop birds from landing.
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Bird Spikes are ideal for:
- Signs
- Window Sills
- Ledges
- Roof lines
- Parapet Walls
- I-beams
- Signs
- Light posts
- Eaves
- And more!
Because of their flexible bases, Bird-B-Gone Spikes are simple to install on both flat and curved surfaces. Our spikes are quick and simple to install; they can be fastened to most surfaces with glue, screws, or ties. They come in 2-foot sections. The spike strips have pre-drilled holes along the base.
Make sure the bird spikes are the appropriate product for the job before installing them. If there are a lot of birds nesting in a certain area, you might want to use a physical deterrent like bird netting or bird slope to keep the birds away for good. Additionally, birds that are starling size or bigger, like pigeons and gulls, should be treated with bird spikes. Smaller birds, like sparrows, will occasionally weave between spikes to return to a favorable location.
Method 1: Installation with Caulking
Using caulking is the recommended and most popular installation technique. Ten feet of bird spikes can be installed with one caulking tube. Because bird spikes are so thin, caulking will hold them in place firmly without causing any surface-level holes in the building or fixture that could let water in.
It is appropriate to use caulking when installing your bird spikes on ledges, roof flashing, light fixtures, and any other flat surfaces. To install .
- Ensure the surface is clean and dry
- Place a thick layer of caulking where the spikes will be placed. This can be done a few feet or ten feet at a time.
- Once the caulking is dry, firmly press your bird spikes into it, allowing it to ooze through the base’s holes and around its edges. This will help hold the spikes even more firmly in place.
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