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Protection of facades, roofs, superstructures, glass roofs, parapets, glass domes, helipads, entrances, underground parking garages, historical buildings, churches, public buildings, hospitals, airports, train stations, shopping centers, stadiums. Concept development for planned buildings. 

Petrochemical plants, industrial halls, silos, storage areas, flight protection in hall doors, trade fairs, vehicle halls, sewage treatment plants, industrial roofs, air handling units, loading areas, parking areas, parking garages, hangars, power plants, weirs, bridges.

Protection against nesting and droppings by birds on solar panels, solar tables, photovoltaics for parking lot roofs, solar carports, PV power plants, floating PV systems and more.

For owners of marinas, harbors, docks, and jetties, seabirds and their droppings are a major nuisance. Gulls foul jetties, piers, and moored vessels, and their corrosive excrement damages tarpaulins, decks, equipment, and furnishings. The bird droppings also make jetties and piers dangerously slippery.

Golf courses are attractive to many animal species. Some bird species, when they appear in large numbers, can cause problems. These include geese, which foul the playing areas with their droppings, and crows, which severely damage the ground while foraging. To prevent this, we offer several solutions.

Avian influenza causes millions of dollars in damage. It threatens wild birds and farmed poultry worldwide.

The presence of waterfowl (especially geese and ducks) increases the risk of infection with the virus for farmed poultry.  
We believe it is advisable to prevent contact between wild and farmed birds before the start of the avian influenza season.

In logistics centers, roofs, facades, gate areas, loading zones, as well as goods and packaging are protected from soiling and damage. Bird droppings can cause hygiene problems, corrosion, and high additional costs. Typical pest birds include pigeons, gulls, crows, jackdaws, starlings, and sparrows.

​Crows and seagulls frequently cause significant soiling in open storage areas, parking lots, and warehouses. They foul parked vehicles, goods, and packaging, increasing cleaning costs, material damage, and hygiene risks.

Birds may be found on roofs, hangars, and in the vicinity of runways. This increases the risk of bird strikes in the approach and departure areas. When hangar doors are open for maintenance work, no birds should be present in the entire area. This is important to prevent soiling, damage, and disruptions to operations.