Seagull Control
Humane seagull bird control to protect your property from costly damage, guano build-up and disease risk. Our effective and guaranteed methods include seagull spikes, seagull netting, Bird Alert and more.
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Control Your Seagull Problem With Integrum
Seagulls are intelligent and have adapted to environmental changes well. As a result, many gulls have moved inland towards our cities due to the abundance of food, waste and nesting spots. This growth in bird pests has resulted in increased bird activity and costly property damage for thousands of property owners across the UK.
Fortunately, Integrum are experts in seagull control with extensive experience dealing with bird problems. Previous clients include Heathrow and Gatwick Airport in London, where bird pest control is paramount for public safety. As a result, you can be sure that we will successfully and humanely manage any seagull problem whilst staying within the law of gull control.
Professional Seagull Control Solutions
Integrum has curated an outstanding portfolio in bird-proofing, pigeon control and seagull management strategies. Our control methods are suitable for all properties, and we may employ multiple techniques to keep gulls off your land.
Bird Alert
Bird Alert is cutting-edge Internet of Things (IoT) technology to detect and scare pest birds.
Seagull Spikes
Seagull spikes are installed along roofs and business signs where seagulls commonly nest.
Seagull Netting
Seagull netting can cover larger surface areas and is our most popular bird-proofing solution.
We also provide guano removal and disinfection services to properties across the UK to minimise health risks and maintain a safe working environment. To learn more about our specialist gull control services or to book your treatment, speak to us using our Whatsapp chat feature.
Signs You Need Commercial Seagull Control
Integrum has helped many clients from various industries and businesses combat their seagull pest control problems. In doing so, we have seen first-hand the damage and risks of a persistent gull problem.
If you are experiencing these problems, we recommend booking your seagull removal service and seagull proofing treatments.
Property Damage
Seagull guano is highly acidic and corrosive, damaging vehicles, paintwork, and building signs. In addition, nesting bird activity can cause costly structural damage to your property, impacting business profits.
Health Risk
Guano contains dangerous bacteria and fungi, which can make you very sick, spreading diseases such as E. coli, Psittacosis and Cryptococcosis. Once dry, droppings can contaminate the air and surroundings, making it a highly unsafe workplace.
Noise
March to September is gull nesting season. Gulls can become very loud, and fledglings can create a disturbance. This can impact your business's operational activities and reputation with customers.
Maintenance Costs
Guano and nesting material build-up can equate to expensive maintenance and cleaning costs. If your business requires a professional image, this constant servicing could be costly and impact your profits.
Are Seagulls Protected?
Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act of 1981, seagulls and their nests are protected by law. As a result, killing or injuring the bird or destroying the nest of protected bird species is illegal. To manage the population of gulls in your area, we recommend calling in a professional pest controller to ensure you do not make any mistakes that could lead to fines or prosecution.
Integrum holds the relevant licences and authority to control nesting seagulls. We are also trained and experienced in relocating nests from hard-to-reach areas using professional equipment, such as scaffolding and cherry pickers.
Our innovative seagull pest control services are available to all properties in the UK. Organise your free audit and quote by calling 0204 566 5522.
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Frequently Asked Seagull Questions
Are seagulls protected?
Yes. Seagulls are protected under the law. This makes it illegal to intentionally injure or kill the birds or damage a seagull’s nest or contents. However, if performed correctly, seagull… Yes. Seagulls are protected under the law. This makes it illegal to intentionally injure or kill the birds or damage a seagull’s nest or contents. However, if performed correctly, seagull pest control is authorised by professionals.
Yes. Seagulls are protected under the law. This makes it illegal to intentionally injure or kill the birds or damage a seagull's nest or contents. However, if performed correctly, seagull pest control is authorised by professionals.
Can seagulls transmit diseases to humans?
The disease risk comes from bird droppings containing a host of bacteria and pathogens, making humans very sick. This danger becomes airborne as guano dries, increasing the risk of contamination… The disease risk comes from bird droppings containing a host of bacteria and pathogens, making humans very sick. This danger becomes airborne as guano dries, increasing the risk of contamination as it is blown around in the wind.
The disease risk comes from bird droppings containing a host of bacteria and pathogens, making humans very sick. This danger becomes airborne as guano dries, increasing the risk of contamination as it is blown around in the wind.
Are seagulls a pest in the UK?
Although seagulls are protected, they are still classified as nuisance pests. Gulls cause immense disturbance to businesses, causing irreparable damage, spreading diseases, contaminating surfaces and intimidating customers and employees. Although seagulls are protected, they are still classified as nuisance pests. Gulls cause immense disturbance to businesses, causing irreparable damage, spreading diseases, contaminating surfaces and intimidating customers and employees.
Although seagulls are protected, they are still classified as nuisance pests. Gulls cause immense disturbance to businesses, causing irreparable damage, spreading diseases, contaminating surfaces and intimidating customers and employees.
What attracts seagulls to an area?
Seagulls desire a safe nesting spot, food and shelter. Therefore, gulls are becoming increasingly popular in urban areas such as city centres and around food businesses due to the abundance… Seagulls desire a safe nesting spot, food and shelter. Therefore, gulls are becoming increasingly popular in urban areas such as city centres and around food businesses due to the abundance of food waste.
Seagulls desire a safe nesting spot, food and shelter. Therefore, gulls are becoming increasingly popular in urban areas such as city centres and around food businesses due to the abundance of food waste.