
Pigeons already under your panels?
Tell us what is happening at your property. Call
If pigeons are already living beneath a solar array, the existing activity needs to be understood before the access points are closed. You may notice birds repeatedly entering the same gap, movement beneath the panels, nesting material or increased droppings around the property.
Independent providers assess the situation and determine what action is appropriate before proofing is installed. The goal is to avoid simply sealing an active problem beneath the array and to provide a sensible route towards longer-term prevention.

Pigeon removal and exclusion need to be approached in the right order. Independent providers first establish what is happening beneath the panels and consider any nesting activity before moving on to perimeter protection.
Independent providers assess visible pigeon movements and the areas being used beneath or around the array.
Potential nesting activity is considered before exclusion work begins.
Where removal work can appropriately be carried out, the affected area is dealt with before proofing.
Suitable perimeter proofing can then help discourage pigeons from returning underneath.
| Service | Estimated Cost | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment and removal work | Quoted individually | Varies by activity |
| Removal with proofing | Quoted individually | Varies by array |
| Large or commercial project | Site-specific quotation | Varies by scale |
The amount of bird activity, access, array size and proofing required determine the scope and cost of the work.

Independent providers consider the existing bird problem before moving on to exclusion.
Removal alone may not prevent pigeons returning, so access and proofing are considered together.
Independent providers explain what they find and what can appropriately be done.
If pigeons are currently underneath your solar panels, contact us and describe the activity you have noticed.
Free — no obligations

Tell us what you are seeing or hearing and how frequently pigeons are using the roof.
Independent providers establish how the birds appear to be using the solar array.
Nesting activity is considered before any removal or exclusion work.
Suitable removal and preparation work is completed where appropriate.
The array can then be proofed to discourage renewed access.