Our services include

• Free survey to determine extent of problem and to outline the most suitable measures.
• Guarantee of our proofing work.
• Routine maintenance inspections and if necessary, repairs carried out.
• Risk assessments carried out prior to work undertaken.
• Professional service 24/7, 365 days of the year by fully trained professional pest control technicians throughout London and the South East.

Why use us?

• Our services are discreet and the need for sensitivity is at all times maintained as bird control can be a very political issue.
• We have many years’ experience in providing an integrated and tailor-made approach tackling many challenging bird problems in London.
• Our specialist measures employ a variety of different methods to solve and prevent bird problems, such as netting, anti-perching spikes or points, ‘Bird-wire’ tensioned spring systems, including environmentally friendly ‘green’ methods of control such as dispersal techniques with our falconry team using birds of prey such as hawks and falcons.
• We are continuously reviewing our processes and the effectiveness of new developments in techniques to bring our clients the best, most up-to-date services available.
• We are members of the National Pest Technicians Association, and Alcumus SafeContractor and CHAS accredited.
• Our company are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 quality and environmental standards.
• We are fully insured with Public Liability insurance of £10 million and operate throughout London and surrounding counties.

Fully Qualified Professionals

Our technicians are fully trained professionals with over 28 years’ experience, who are able to undertake and offer services such as exclusion, dispersal and population control measures.

Bird Control in London

VEM Services specialise in controlling birds such as pigeons, gulls, starlings and house sparrows throughout London and the South East. Our specialist measures employ a variety of different methods to solve and prevent bird problems. Birds are often seen as beautiful creatures but when they invade in numbers into our own environment it can pose serious concerns of health and safety associated with guano deposits, associated nesting materials and secondary pest activity, such as insect activity.

Exclusion or proofing measures such bird netting is a common approach on buildings in London, along with other anti-perching systems such as spikes or points and tensioned, or ‘sprung’ wire systems, all of which can be integrated onto most structures.

However, if the area is diverse and complex it may be more appropriate to carry out population control measures if other measures are impractical, such as pigeon trapping or pigeon shooting to lower numbers. Bird dispersal using falconry techniques with hawks and falcons can also be appropriate both in an urban or city setting like London but depends upon the risks associated with the surrounding area.