If you have solar panels on your property, chances are you're enjoying the benefits of clean and renewable energy. However, one downside of solar panels is that we can attract birds looking for a cozy perch or a place to build their nests.
Birds can cause damage to your solar panels by scratching the surface, leaving behind droppings that can corrode the materials, or even nesting underneath the panels which can lead to electrical issues. This not only impacts the efficiency of your solar system but also poses a risk for potential spread of disease from the bird droppings seeping off your roof onto your walkways.
By booking a Bird Proofing service, you can protect your investment and ensure that your solar panels continue to operate at peak performance. We will install deterrents such as spikes or netting to keep birds away from your panels without harming them.
Don't let pesky birds sabotage your clean energy goals - book a Bird Proofing service today and enjoy worry-free energy production! An on site evaluation is required for bird proofing quotes.
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I want to start by saying this is one of the best companies out there very professional clean and excellent work I got my solar panels cleaned and bird proofed I couldn't be any happier also if your panels aren't cleaned regularly then they aren't producing properly!!
We hired them to clean many windows in our building. They were very professional and did a great job. More importantly, ahead of schedule. We will definitely be using this company on all our projects!
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