Bird proofing installed around your site and programme.
From low-level platforms and mobile towers to scaffolding, MEWPs, roof work and specialist rope access, we assess a suitable approach for each bird control installation with your site team.
A successful install is the survey translated accurately onto the building.
UKBC installation planning considers sequencing, access, substrate preparation, fixings, neighbouring untreated areas, handover and how the system will be inspected later.
Tell us about the job
Share your drawings, photos, BoQ or details of the problem.
Find the right solution
We look at bird activity, the building, quantities and access.
Agree the scope and price
You get a clear quotation with assumptions and programme details.
Plan and deliver the work
We coordinate specialist installers around your site requirements.
Hand over the documents
We provide the relevant installation records, drawings and O&M information.
Check and close out
We confirm the completed work and any agreed guarantee terms.
Buildable details
Fixing and wire/net geometry must be realistic for the actual structure.
Live-site coordination
Work areas, permits, access and segregation are planned around the site.
Handover quality
The final package should be inspectable, maintainable and documented.
316 marine-grade stainless steel by default.
UKBC specifies stainless-steel proofing systems as the default for long-term external installations. Galvanised alternatives can be considered where a client specification or budget requires them, but lifecycle, corrosion exposure and maintenance expectations should be assessed at survey stage.
