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Pest starlings and pigeons found a new home in the 28,000 square foot heated ceiling area of a hospital parking garage. It was important to keep the areas above the garage warm so that areas located above the parking garage could remain heated during the winter months.

The side effect was small starlings nesting in the insulation resulting in nesting accumulations on the ground, pipes and in the insulation. [+] Enlarge Photo	The starling were able to tunnel holes into the insulation using grasses, paper and other nesting materials. [+] Enlarge Photo
The installer found that the pest birds were perching and nesting on all of the overhead piping and valves. [+] Enlarge Photo	The on site facility's people tried to solve the pest bird problem by installing plastic owls through out the parking facility. [+] Enlarge Photo
The installer using a simple Power Point Program, presented his customer with a visualization as to what a completed installation would look like. [+] Enlarge Photo	Netting installed along the under side of the parking area to the exterior perimeter. [+] Enlarge Photo
A bird technician installs the netting using a pneumatic hog ring tool to attached the netting to the cable perimeter. [+] Enlarge Photo	A 5,000 sq ft section of netting installed to parking garage ceiling area.  [+] Enlarge Photo
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