Bird proofing is the process of taking measures to prevent birds from entering or nesting in certain areas, such as buildings, structures, or outdoor spaces. Bird proofing is important because birds can cause a variety of problems, including damage to property, health hazards, and nuisance noise.

Bird spikes are physical bird control devices designed to prevent birds from landing, roosting, or nesting on ledges, beams, roofs, and other surfaces. They consist of rows of thin, pointed rods made of plastic or stainless steel that are attached to a base strip. The spikes create an uneven and uncomfortable surface that discourages birds from landing on the protected area.

Bird netting works by creating a barrier between birds and the areas they are trying to access. The netting is typically draped over the area to be protected, and then secured in place using hooks, clips, or other fastening devices. Once installed, the netting prevents birds from landing or entering the protected area, without causing them harm.

Bird wire is a bird control solution that involves installing thin wires on building ledges, beams, and other surfaces where birds tend to roost or perch. The wires are attached to small posts or brackets that are secured to the surface using adhesive or screws.