Bird Spikes
We have more than 17 years' experience in helping customers get rid of their pest bird problems using bird spikes, along with a range of other bird control solutions we offer.
When you work with us, you know you're working with trained, qualified and experienced professionals.
We offer our customers a full money-back guarantee if their bird-pest problem returns within the guaranteed period, and our licensed experts are also fully IRATA-certified to work safely and effectively at heights, so we really can get to all the places which you can't reach.
So call us today for fast and effective solutions!
Why Choose Us For Bird Spikes?
Preferred & Trusted By
Preferred & Trusted By
The Service Now Difference
Qualified
All of our employees are trained and qualified for the job.
No subcontractors
We never use subcontractors, so the person that comes to do your job is a trusted and highly trained Service Now employee, they are accountable to you and only you.
No HiPages
or Airtasker Service
Never do we engage any online services such as Airtasker or Hipages!
A real Sydney team
When you call us, you will speak to real people in Sydney, not a call centre!
A family business
We've been family owned, operated in Sydney for over 17 years!
Considering bird spikes?
Here's what you need to know
Bird Spikes are an incredibly effective form of bird control since the spikes fix virtually anywhere bird pests can land.
The system is very flexible, making it ideal for roofs, ledges, guttering, eaves, and window sills. It can be attached to almost any surface, including wood. They are available in lengths that can be cut or joined to make them any size required.
Bird spikes are available in steel and plastic and make it impossible for birds to land on their target spot.
Many people are concerned that the spikes will hurt the birds, but they are actually a very humane system. At worst, it would be an uncomfortable landing spot, but it won't actually hurt the birds. Most birds won't attempt to land at all upon sighting the spikes. Apart from landing issues, the spikes make walking and roosting impossible, especially for larger birds like Pigeons.
Pest birds look for places they can roost, with a good view of feeding sites. Using spikes means they will move on to more hospitable abodes.
For all your bird pest control needs, call us today!
Why Choose Us?
Our Service Vs. The Rest
Benefit to you
Some Examples of Our
Bird Control Work
Ohter bird deterrents not working?
Try bird spikes!
To most people, even the smallest birds flying in formation can be a fascinating and inspiring sight. But some birds such as the Indian Myna and the Common Starling are considered pests.
It's interesting that technically speaking, the Dove is actually a sub-species of Pigeon. Unfortunately, Pigeons have had a very different reputation to that of Doves. Pigeons have been the subject of much popular animosity. The Rock Dove, as mentioned in Australia's official list of pests, is also commonly known as a Feral Pigeon.
Pigeons in particular are considered as no more than the vermin of the sky – nothing more than "flying rats". It's a known fact that, like many other wild animals, they are capable of spreading both diseases and parasites. Due to their habitual heavy contact with old, dirty nesting materials and droppings their roosting places are particularly hazardous. Many of the resulting zoonotic diseases can spread easily from animal to human. Histoplasmosis, Salmonella, and Psittacosis, are of this variety and can be fatal to humans.
Investigation and removal of an established pest is always much more difficult if left to develop. It's certainly more time-consuming and expensive than simply taking proper and sensible steps to prevent the problems from occurring in the first place.
Don't wait for the problem to worsen. Address your bird-pest concern today, and you can stop worrying about the issue of unwanted, uncontrolled, disease-carrying "guests".
Call us today to arrange an immediate inspection and evaluation of any worry or concern at either your home or your commercial premises.
Our Clients
Love Our Work
"We used Service Now Trades on one of our latest projects at North Curl Curl Public School and we couldnt be happier. We had a few issues with the project which meant we needed Adam and the guys tobe flexible with date and time changes. There was no issues at all in that regards and the quality of work was what we need in a company like ADCO. Will use him again for other bird work on other projects".
Thomas Guy
ADCO Constructions
"Adam and the boys were on time and efficient. They did extra work with no charge as our client was a little finicky with what they wanted exactly. We have contracted them again for another small job coming up in the RAAF to install bird netting. Great work from a great company".
Mark West
PSG Holdings
"Adam and his offsider were a treat! They worked really hard to ensure the birds were gone from the roof by cleaning all the gutters and the mess they created. They were there for hours to make sure the job was done right. Adam was a pleasure to talk to and i have already recommended his company to all of our friends and family which some have already booked in and have the same experience. Cant talk highly enough of these guys for their great service".
Sandy Benson
Residential Customer in Lane Cove
"Service Now Trades was engaged to complete some bird spiking at Edgecliff Bus Depot this year which was part of a NSW government upgrade. We were very happy with their work and will use them again when we need to".
Jorge Alamo
Projects Engineer
"We engaged Service Now Trades for our bird control at a school in Jordan Springs. The Guys were great. On time. Professional and completed the job to exact specifications. We have also engaged them again for another school in Schofields. Great service from Adam and his team".
Joe Hanna
Projects Administrator Richard Crooks Constructions
Our 3 Step
Bird Proofing Action Plan
Human contact with bacteria-laden bird-droppings or nesting materials can be hazardous to the health of you, your family – and everyone else. Therefore we recommend that you should engage only a suitably-licensed professional for any pest removal job.
Consider steps one to three below.
Bird proofing Step 1
Investigate & Report
The first step in the process is the completion of a thorough site investigation. One of our trained, qualified, fully-licensed pest control experts will conduct a survey. Our experts will discover where these birds are getting into your premises.
Next, we evaluate suitable solutions. Following this, we will recommend a suitable method of clearance and proofing for your particular bird pest problem.
Bird proofing Step 2
Implement Solutions
Once we have determined the most effective way to deal with the problem, we will implement the best and most efficient methods to achieve the desired immediate and long-term result. All of the treatments we recommend and supply are of the highest quality and completely eco-friendly.
We only use products that are fully compliant with all relevant Australian government safety standards. We don't use any equipment, substance, tool, or methods which could at any time pose any risk to children, pregnant women, or household pets.
Bird proofing Step 3
Prevent Future Bird Problems
On completion of the pest removal job, you will receive a full Customer Report. The Report will detail every problem or possible issue found during the initial site investigation.
It will also list the steps contained in the work carried out to clear and clean the affected area. Finally, the Customer Report will offer simple, straightforward recommendations to you for avoiding the possibility of re-infestation in the future.
Bird pests in your home?
We've got the solution!
Bird pests, like all other birds, are attracted to places where there is a regular or easily-accessed supply of food. Most birds also like to gather where they can roost and flock together with no one to disturb them. On finding a suitable place, however unlikely that place might seem, you will see their numbers begin to increase. Before long, you have an infestation. Evidence in the form of bird dropping is a common sight when an infestation occurs. Damage to wiring, paintwork and buildings is permanent and can be expensive to repair.
Acidic bird droppings can cause considerable and permanent damage to the paintwork on your car. No housewife wants to see bird droppings all over her newly-laundered clothes on the backyard line. Bird mess on steps, slabs, and walkways can seem to build up very slowly. It can be almost too gradual to notice. But as it accumulates, it degrades the appearance, and the value of every building, drive and garden.
Don't wait until bird pests cause significant and perhaps permanent damage around your home. Call our experts today to get rid of your bird pest, safely, humanely, and for good.
Are birds affecting your business?
We can help!
If you are a business owner, your official business premises are a repeated day-by-day introduction to, and reflection of, you and your company. Especially is this true if any parts of your premises are open to the public. For example, via a Delivery or Collection Point, a public Trade counter, or any other Service outlet which routinely receives visitors.
When wild birds are left to roost freely, they can quickly become a significant health concern to large numbers of people. Bird pests can become a genuine legal concern to the business itself. As a simple example, an accumulation of bird faeces in any corner, and especially on any step or walkway, can become particularly hazardous for the elderly and infirm.
Another common problem and side-effect of bird pest infestation can be the spread of disease to your staff and the public. Contact with old and bacteria-ridden nesting materials can increase the risk of contracting potentially fatal diseases.
Persistent ill-health with all that entails for loss of earnings, hospital stays, and long-term health damage is a high price to pay. If it is attributable to uncorrected pest problems around your business premises, you could find yourself in legal hot water.