Sea Gull Exclusion Systems...

The large, flat rooftops that are popular in many industrial, office and retail buildings provide ideal nesting locations for ring-billed gull colonies. Sea gulls return to the same location year after year and eventually can grow to the point of causing severe roof damage and public health concerns. In addition, sea gulls often use man-made structures such as lights, ledges, and railings for perching, and the build-up of droppings below these structures can also lead to damage and health concerns.

Wild Goose Chase/Migratory Bird Management offers customized combinations of multiple exclusion techniques to prevent sea gulls from using your property for nesting or perching purposes.

For more information on managing and controlling conflicts with gulls and migratory birds:
Servicing Illinois & Indiana: Wild Goose Chase, Inc., email or call 708.448.8878
Wildlife Management Consutling: Wild Goose Chase, Inc., email or call 708.448.8878
Servicing Wisconsin: Migratory Bird Management, Inc., email or call 262.790-BIRD