Seagulls are a growing problem in many towns and coastal areas across the UK. While they are protected by law, their presence can cause serious issues for homes, businesses, and public spaces. Seagulls are known for aggressive behaviour during nesting season, loud noise, and creating mess from nesting materials and droppings. Their waste can also damage buildings and spread bacteria.
These birds often nest on rooftops, chimneys, and ledges, returning to the same sites each year. Once they establish a nest, removing or disturbing it without professional help can be illegal. Because of this, early prevention and safe control are essential.
Seagull Control Process
Our seagull control service focuses on safely deterring birds and preventing future nesting.
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Seagull Control Inspection
A pest control specialist will assess your property to identify nesting or roosting areas and determine the best deterrent method. We also check for factors attracting gulls, such as food waste or open bins. After inspection, we provide a tailored control plan suited to your property and comply with wildlife protection regulations.
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Seagull Control Treatment
We use a range of humane bird control methods, such as bird spikes, netting, and post-and-wire systems, to prevent gulls from landing or nesting. These deterrents are discreet, effective, and long-lasting. In some cases, we can apply for licences to remove nests if they pose a health or safety risk. Our aim is to protect your property while ensuring all work meets UK wildlife laws.
Preventing Future Seagull Problems
Once proofings are installed, there are steps you can take to reduce the likelihood of seagulls returning:
Keep bins closed and dispose of waste properly to avoid attracting gulls.
Avoid feeding birds near your property.
Schedule regular maintenance to check that deterrents remain secure.
Remove food debris from outdoor areas.
Repair damaged roofs or ledges where gulls could nest.
By combining professional bird-proofing with good property management, you can keep your home or business free from seagull disturbance safely and legally.
Seagulls
Seagull Control Process
Seagull Control Inspection
A pest control specialist will assess your property to identify nesting or roosting areas and determine the best deterrent method. We also check for factors attracting gulls, such as food waste or open bins. After inspection, we provide a tailored control plan suited to your property and comply with wildlife protection regulations.
Seagull Control Treatment
We use a range of humane bird control methods, such as bird spikes, netting, and post-and-wire systems, to prevent gulls from landing or nesting. These deterrents are discreet, effective, and long-lasting. In some cases, we can apply for licences to remove nests if they pose a health or safety risk. Our aim is to protect your property while ensuring all work meets UK wildlife laws.
Preventing Future Seagull Problems
Once proofings are installed, there are steps you can take to reduce the likelihood of seagulls returning:
Keep bins closed and dispose of waste properly to avoid attracting gulls.
Avoid feeding birds near your property.
Schedule regular maintenance to check that deterrents remain secure.
Remove food debris from outdoor areas.
Repair damaged roofs or ledges where gulls could nest.