What the service includes
- Cleaning and sanitisation of droppings and nests
- Anti-bird nets for courtyards, light wells, lofts and industrial buildings
- Anti-bird spikes on window sills, cornices, signs and beams
- Tensioned wires, barely visible, on parapets and roof ridges
- Ultrasonic deterrents and bird-repellent control units
- Deterrence of starlings, pigeons, crows and bats, with respect for protected species
- Pest control for pigeon mites and ticks
Who it's for
How we work, step by step
- Site inspectionWe check where the birds perch and nest and what damage they cause.
- Cleaning and disinfectionWe remove droppings and abandoned nests, disinfect the surfaces and dispose of the residues as waste.
- Deterrent systemsWe install nets, spikes, tensioned wires or deterrents, chosen to suit the spot and the look of the building.
- Work at heightWe use aerial platforms, scaffolding or ropes, with trained staff.
- MonitoringWe check over time that the systems are working and carry out maintenance.
The documents you receive
- Site inspection report
- Job sheet
The laws to comply with
- Law 157/1992
- Protection of wildlife: gulls are protected, and only methods that drive the birds away without harming them may be used.
- Italian Criminal Code, Art. 544-bis and ter
- Killing or mistreating animals is a criminal offence, which is why we only use humane methods.
- Legislative Decree 152/2006
- Bird droppings and removed materials are waste and must be disposed of with a waste transfer form.
- Leg. Decree 81/2008, Title IV
- Safety of work at height and protection from the biological risk of bird droppings.
- Municipal regulations
- Some municipalities ban feeding pigeons and require owners to protect their buildings.
References updated to October 2026. The exact obligations depend on your business and your town council's rules: at the site inspection we tell you which apply in your case.
FAQ
Do I need the apartment building's permission?
Usually yes, for installing nets and deterrents on the common parts. We prepare a clear quote for you to take to the residents' meeting.
