Signs and contexts that call for a structured assessment.

  • Droppings that damage façades, ledges and building materials, and can carry germs.
  • Perching and nesting areas to locate before choosing a device.
  • Large open areas: courtyards, warehouses, sheds and balconies.

Inspect, act and clarify what follows.

Assess

Survey the site to locate risk, perching and nesting areas.

Equip

Install spikes, nets or tensioned wires to suit the surface to protect.

Maintain

Check the devices and adapt protection as the situation changes.

Devices suited to every surface.

  • Anti-pigeon spikes

    Stop pigeons landing on ledges, cornices and roofs.

  • Bird netting

    Protects large open areas: courtyards, warehouses, sheds, balconies.

  • Tensioned wires

    A discreet way to stop pigeons settling on buildings.

  • Repellent treatments

    Harmless products that keep pigeons away without hurting them.

A pigeon flies off a ledge fitted with anti-pigeon spikes.
A flock of pigeons perched on a tiled roof.

Answers before sending a request.

Which solutions do you use against pigeons?

Depending on the site: spikes on ledges, nets for large open areas, discreet tensioned wires and harmless repellent treatments.

Are the pigeons harmed?

No. The devices stop them landing or nesting, and repellents keep them away without hurting them, respecting the ecological balance.

Why act early?

Droppings damage façades and materials and can carry germs; protection installed early limits the damage.

Healthier spaces start today.

A local team is ready to advise you and plan an intervention.

A technician leaves a SALUB4D service van with his equipment case at sunset.