How to prevent gulls nesting on a chimney
We are a local family run pest control business serving all areas around Cardiff and South East of Wales. Each year we build and install more and more chimney cages on properties to protect against gulls nesting in the chimneys – this is the only really effective method from preventing gulls using the chimneys for nesting. Seagull spikes are not appropriate in this situation, as the gulls will simply drop sufficient material to create a nest on top of the spikes. For FAST, Friendly Service, Call 02920 552243 …Fast and efficient pest gull control We all know how bad it can be having to live with gulls on your property. It doesn’t matter whether its your house or your place of work, seagulls can be a real nuisance. They are noisy, dirty and can be very aggressive. At home they wake you early in the morning, they bomb you as you come and go, they prevent you from being able to relax and chill-out in the garden on those warm days. At work they are noisy, dirty and aggressive. We have solutions for most situations but on this page we are discussing how we can protect your chimney from being a nesting place for gulls.
What it costs to prevent gulls nesting on a chimney?
Dependent upon access costs can vary greatly, but on provision that we can make safe access using roof ladders then for a standard 6 pot (2 rows of 3) chimney stack the cost of a chimney gull cage is £380 (based on the use of two sheets of weld-mesh). For a standard 8 pot (2 rows of 4) chimney stack the cost of a chimney gull cage is £380 (based on the use of two sheets of weld-mesh) or £445 (if 3 sheets are required). For any other configuration please provide us details.
Info that we require
To help us assess the price before arrival please send us a couple of images of the chimney stack and ridge line (we need to be able to see the bricks on the chimney stack), also we need images of the front and rear of the property, and the ground at the front and rear. This is so that we know we can access the chimney safely. If the chimney is shared as in a terraced or semidetached then we will also require written permission from your neighbours as well as yourselves to carry out the work. If there are aerials still attached to the chimney we need to know whether these are still in use and required. If they are not required this is an ideal time to remove them, which we can do for you.