Pigeons out from under your solar panels and roof line for good. Galvanized mesh, spikes, netting, nest removal and a full sanitizing cleanup by the family-run crew the Central Valley trusts.
Quick answer. Bird proofing, also called exclusion, is the permanent fix for pigeons, doves, starlings and sparrows nesting on Fresno and Central Valley homes and businesses, most often in the sheltered gap under a rooftop solar array. Pulling the nest out is only half the job, because pigeons home back to the exact spot they hatched, so the cavity has to be closed with rigid galvanized mesh clipped around the full perimeter of the array, spikes set in enough rows to cover the whole depth of a ledge, or netting tensioned across an open span. Price follows the linear feet of array edge or ledge that has to be closed and how many seasons of droppings and packed material need cleaning and sanitizing first, which is why we get on the roof and look before quoting anything.
Why It Pays
Benefits of our Fresno Bird Proofing Services
Proper exclusion is a one time job that ends an ongoing cost. Clear the nest, clean what is under it, then close the gap so there is nowhere left to come back to.
The Short Answer
Bird proofing in Fresno starts with a free inspection of your solar array and roofline. We remove nests and droppings, sanitize the area, then clip galvanized mesh around the array and add spikes or netting on ledges and open spans. Text photos to (559) 975-8124 for a same day quote.
Every bird problem is a little different, which is why the evaluation comes before the plan. The birds we deal with most across the Central Valley are pigeons and doves, and after that starlings, sparrows, grackles, blackbirds and, on the west side and around open water, seagulls. Each one picks a different part of a building. Pigeons and doves want the sheltered cavity under a solar array. Starlings and sparrows go for vents, gable openings and gaps behind signage. Gulls take flat commercial roofs and parapets.
What they have in common is the damage. Nesting material packs into cavities and holds moisture against your roof year round. Droppings are acidic and go to work on panel frames, flashing, mortar, paint and anything galvanized, and under winter tule fog they stay wet for weeks at a time instead of drying out. Then there is the part people call us about at 5 a.m., which is cooing and scratching directly over a bedroom ceiling.
Nobody can price a pigeon job honestly over the phone, because the two numbers that set the price cannot be judged from the driveway. The first is how many linear feet of array perimeter have to be closed. Sixteen panels in two tight rows have far less open edge than sixteen panels strung out in a single run, and mesh is sold and installed by the foot. The second is how long the birds have been up there. A nest from this spring is a bag of material. Three seasons of a colony is a cleanup job before it is an exclusion job.
So we get on the roof and look, then you get a written scope: which barrier goes where, what gets cleaned and sanitized, and exactly what the roofline looks like when we drive away. Estimates are free and we answer 24/7.
Protection Against Pigeons And DovesThese two are the Valley's problem birds, and solar arrays are the target. Physical exclusion is the only thing that keeps them out, because pigeons home back to the exact spot they nested.
Maintain Maximum Energy EfficiencyDroppings and nesting material block light and choke the airflow under the panels that keeps cells cool. Cells run in series, so one fouled panel drags on the whole string.
Prevent Costly RepairsBirds chew wiring insulation, corrode frames and flashing with droppings and pack debris into places water needs to drain. Closing the gap is cheaper than any of those repairs.
Reduce Maintenance HassleWashing droppings off every spring is a subscription, not a fix. Exclusion ends the cleanup cycle, and it keeps feathers and twigs out of your gutters at the same time.
No Drilling, No Warranty RiskMesh is clipped to the panel frame edge with purpose made fasteners. Nothing is drilled through your panels, your racking or your roof covering.
Quiet Mornings AgainCooing, scratching and flapping above a bedroom ceiling at dawn is the reason most people finally call. It stops the day the barrier goes on.
What We Install
Our Solar Panel Bird Control Solutions
Match the barrier to the behavior. Mesh closes cavities birds nest inside, spikes deny flat surfaces they land on, and netting shuts off open spans they fly through. Most Valley homes need two of the three.
Durable bird mesh installation. Rigid galvanized mesh clipped around the entire perimeter of the array, not just the front edge, and cut to the real gap. A pigeon walks through a two inch opening without slowing down, so a gap left at a corner is the same as no mesh at all. The material is chosen to take Fresno summers rather than go brittle in them.
Solar skirts. A clean edge trim that closes the gap between the panel and the roof and hides the hardware, for homeowners who want the array to look finished from the street as well as be closed off.
Bird spikes and deterrents. Professional grade spikes on ledges, parapets, beams, signage and ridge lines, set in enough rows to cover the full depth of the ledge. One row on a ten inch parapet only gives them a smaller place to stand. Spikes deny footing, they do not harm the bird.
Netting systems. Open spans closed off across patios, eaves, alcoves, covered entries and large commercial arrays, tensioned properly. Slack netting sags into a hammock, and birds will happily sit on it.
Nest and debris removal, cleanup and sanitizing. Nests, eggs and packed material come out before anything is closed up, bagged on the roof instead of pushed off into the yard, then droppings come off the panel glass, tile, gutters and ground and the affected surfaces get sanitized.
Gutter and downspout flush. Nesting material always ends up in the gutter, and it packs solid at the downspout elbow where you cannot see it from the roof. We flush the run and watch water come out the bottom before we call the job finished.
Full roofline inspection. Every landing and entry point mapped, so the flock cannot relocate ten feet over and start again while you are still paying for the first fix.
Warranty coverage. Our bird control installations carry a 10 year warranty on the materials and the workmanship.
Barrier
Right For
Why It Works
Galvanized mesh (critter guard)
The perimeter gap under a solar array
Physically closes the cavity. Clipped to the panel frame edge, so nothing is drilled and the array stays serviceable.
Bird spikes
Parapets, ledges, beams, signage, ridge lines and light fixtures
Removes the flat landing surface. Birds cannot get stable footing, so the roost never establishes.
Exclusion netting
Patio covers, alcoves, eaves, covered entries, open bays
Closes an entire volume rather than an edge, which is the only practical option on a large open span.
Cleanup and sanitizing
Every job, before any barrier
Sealing over nests and droppings traps corrosive material against your roof and leaves the smell and the health issue in place.
The failures we get called out to fix are almost always the same three mistakes. The first is a partial job, mesh across the front edge of the array only, so the birds walk in from the side within a week. The second is skipping the clear out, which seals the mess in and leaves acid working on your flashing where nobody can see it. The third is hardware choice, because plastic clips and nylon zip ties baked by fifteen Fresno summers go brittle and let go, usually right when the mesh is holding the most weight.
What we will not sell you is a deterrent that does not deter. Gels, spinning owls, reflective tape and ultrasonic devices work on Valley pigeons for about as long as it takes the birds to notice that nothing bad has happened, which is a few days. Physical exclusion is the method that holds, which is why it is the only one we install.
Why Valley Wash Pros
Why Choose Our Fresno Bird Prevention Services?
Remove the worry, not just the nest. Bird proofing puts people on your roof and around your solar array, and that is not a job for the lowest bidder with a staple gun.
Because bird proofing is mostly a roof walking job, and the damage from doing it badly does not show up until the next rain. Valley Wash Pros is family owned and operated, licensed and insured, and based at 5645 W San Madele Ave #105 in northwest Fresno. We send the same crew every visit, so the people who quoted your array are the people standing on your tile.
Most Valley homes with solar have concrete or clay tile, and tile is only strong where it is supported. You walk the lower third of each tile, over the batten and the head of the tile below it, with your weight straight down instead of dragged sideways. Step in the middle of the span and you get the crack that shows up as a ceiling stain in January. On a job with a long array we set the walk path before anyone climbs, because you should never be improvising footing while carrying a ten foot roll of mesh.
The fit matters as much as the footwork. We size every clip and cut to the actual gap instead of running a roll across the front edge and calling it done, and we work the corners and the ends last so nothing is left open where the rail turns. A determined pigeon finds a two inch opening. The whole job is making sure there is not one.
Beyond the roof itself, here is what a proper bird control job protects:
Save on property repairs and maintenance, because corrosion and clogged drainage cost more than exclusion does
Uphold your brand image, which matters if customers walk under your entry or park under your signage
Reduce the risk of disease passing from birds to people, since dried droppings can carry bacteria and airborne spores
Control the spread of the insects and parasites that live in old nests and move indoors once the nest is disturbed
We hold 4.9 stars across 644 Google reviews, and every job is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee. Read the reviews page, then judge for yourself. One honest note: we handle birds through exclusion and cleanup. We are not a licensed pest control operator for insects or rodents, and we will send you to the right trade when that is what the job actually calls for.
Critters And Pests
Guard Your Home
We will help protect your home from critters and pests. Birds are the common one here, but squirrels, rats and roof rats use the same gap under an array, and they do a different kind of damage.
A rodent under your panels chews. Wiring insulation, conduit and the flexible connectors between panels are all soft compared to what they normally gnaw on, and the first sign for most homeowners is a string that stops reporting rather than a noise. Squirrels also scratch panel backs and dislodge clips while they move around under there.
Critter guard is the same mesh idea applied to the whole array perimeter, sized so nothing bigger than a beetle gets through and fastened so it does not rely on the roof covering. We install it on residential rooftops and on commercial and ag buildings, and it goes on after the space underneath has been cleared and cleaned, never over the top of an existing mess.
If you own a home or a business in Fresno, Clovis, Madera or anywhere else in the Valley and you can hear something moving above the ceiling or under the panels, get someone up there to look before it becomes an electrical repair.
Prevent The Problem Before It Starts
Why Do My Solar Panels Need Critter Guards?
Because the gap under an array is the best real estate on your property: warm, shaded, dry and hidden from hawks and cats. A pigeon looking for a nesting ledge could not design a better one.
The bird is almost always the rock pigeon, the same bird that nests on cliff faces and highway overpasses. It wants a sheltered horizontal ledge with a roof over it. A rail mounted residential array sits a few inches off the roof deck and runs unbroken for twenty or thirty feet, which from a pigeon's point of view is a cliff ledge with a lid on it. That is why the birds pick the array and ignore the open roof right next to it.
The Central Valley then stacks the odds. Surrounding farmland, dairies and orchards keep the pigeon population high and fed year round, and residential solar here is about as common as it gets in California. Pigeons also nest in colonies and come home, so the young return to the roof they hatched on to breed. That is why the problem grows instead of passing, and why washing the roof off every spring never ends it. Cleaning removes the evidence. It does not remove the address.
Here is what a critter guard actually prevents:
Prevents wires from being chewed. Squirrels and rats work on the wiring and connectors under the panels, and that repair means an electrician on the roof, not a cleaning crew.
Prevents nesting. Birds find the gap between the panel and the roof warm and dry, and once a pair settles in, droppings and nesting material build up under the array and pull your system's output down.
Prevents leaves and debris buildup. The same barrier keeps leaves, seed pods and windblown trash from packing in around the panels, so you are not clearing out from under the array every fall.
Two more things worth knowing before someone goes up there. Old nests are wet, packed and heavy, and the material holds moisture against your roof underlayment year round. They also carry ectoparasites, which is why the nest gets bagged on the roof rather than shaken out over the yard or your patio furniture. And not every roof needs the full package. If the birds are only landing on a flat parapet or the top of a patio beam and there is no nest, spikes on that one run are the whole fix. If a dryer vent or attic vent is the entry point, that is a guard on the vent, not a job on the array, and we will say so rather than quote the array.
We offer bird control services in the following areas:
Bird control in Fresno, CA
Bird control in Clovis, CA
Bird control in Madera, CA
Bird control in Chowchilla, CA
Bird control in Visalia, CA
Bird control in Tulare, CA
Plus the surrounding Central Valley
If your panels have also lost output under the mess, we can clean the array on the same visit with solar panel cleaning.
Identify It First
Which Bird Are You Actually Dealing With?
In the Central Valley it is almost always pigeons, house sparrows, starlings or swallows. Which one it is decides what we can install, and in one case it decides when we are legally allowed to touch the nest at all.
Pigeons, house sparrows and European starlings are introduced species and are not federally protected, so their nests can be removed and the access can be sealed at any time of year. Native birds are a different matter, and swallows are the ones that catch homeowners out here.
Pigeons
Large, grey, and they roost in the same spot forever. Pigeons are the heaviest producers of droppings by a wide margin and they are creatures of habit, which is the useful part: a pigeon problem is a location problem. Solve the ledge, the beam or the gap under the array and the birds move on rather than relocating three feet over. They also come back to a site they have used before, so removing the nest without sealing the access is a wasted trip.
House sparrows
Small, fast, and they fit through gaps you would not think twice about. Sparrows are the ones that end up inside a dryer vent, a fan hood or an attic vent, and they will nest in an open pipe the width of your fist. Vent guards are the whole answer here, and it is a cheap fix compared to what a nest in a dryer duct does.
European starlings
Glossy black with speckles, and loud in a group. Starlings take over cavities, so they go for attic vents, eave gaps and anywhere a hole has opened up in a stucco or siding return. They are also aggressive about it and will push out whatever is already living there.
Swallows, and why timing matters
Cliff and barn swallows build those hard mud cups under eaves, on stucco and along soffits, usually in spring. Swallows are native migratory birds and their active nests are federally protected, which means once eggs are in there, nobody can legally knock it down, including us and including any company that tells you otherwise. The right move is exclusion before they arrive, or after the young have fledged and the nest is genuinely inactive. If somebody offers to pressure wash an active swallow nest off your wall in April, that is not a service, that is a liability they are handing you. We will tell you to wait, and we will book you for the window where it is actually legal and actually permanent.
Why It Is Worth Fixing
Droppings And Nests Are Not Just Ugly
Bird droppings are acidic, nesting material is dry tinder sitting next to electrical equipment, and a colony under an array gets heavier every season it is left alone.
The mess is the least of it. Here is what is actually happening while a roost is left in place.
The droppings are corrosive
Bird droppings are acidic. Left on painted metal, flashing, a swamp cooler housing or a solar frame, they etch. Left on concrete tile they stain into the pores the same way lichen does. On a vehicle or a patio cover the damage shows up fastest, which is usually what makes people finally call.
On solar, it is output and it is hot spots
A dropping on a panel is not a smudge, it is an opaque blocker. Because panels in a string are wired in series, a shaded cell does not just lose its own share, it throttles what the rest of that string can deliver, and the blocked cell dissipates the difference as heat. That is the hot spot that shows up on an inspection report. Nest debris packed under the array does the same thing from below by trapping heat against panels that are designed to shed it into moving air.
Under the array on a Fresno tile roof. None of this is visible from the ground, which is why most people find out from a utility bill rather than a look at the roof.
Nest material next to DC wiring
A nest is dry grass, twigs and feathers, and it is sitting inches from the conduit, the connectors and the junction boxes of a live DC array in a place that hits 100 degrees for weeks at a time. We are not going to put a number on that risk because nobody honestly can, but every roofer, solar installer and fire marshal will tell you the same thing about combustible material in that location.
Dried droppings should not be swept dry
Accumulated droppings and nest debris are a recognised respiratory hazard once they dry out and get disturbed, which is why the cleanup is done wet, with proper protection, and bagged rather than blown or brushed off the roof. This is the part homeowners most often try themselves with a shop broom and a dust mask, and it is the part we would most strongly suggest you do not. Nest material also carries mites, and once the birds leave, the mites go looking for the next warm thing, which is frequently the attic below.
An open vent return at the eave, and what had built up behind it. The hole is the actual problem. Cleaning without sealing it just resets the clock.
They come back to the same address
This is the single most useful thing to understand about bird work. Birds return to sites that worked before, and to sites their offspring were raised in. Clean the mess and leave the gap and you have booked the same job again. That is why every quote we write is cleanup plus exclusion, never cleanup on its own.
Matching The Fix
Which Exclusion Method Fits Where
There is no single product that solves every bird problem. The right answer depends on whether the bird is landing on something, getting under something, or getting into something.
Three questions sort almost every job. Is it perching, is it nesting in a void, or is it entering a cavity?
Getting under a solar array: critter guard mesh. A rigid mesh clipped around the perimeter of the array closes the gap between the panel edge and the roof. This is the most common bird job we do in the Valley, because residential solar is everywhere here and that gap is a sheltered, shaded, warm cavity that nothing else can reach.
Perching and roosting on a ledge, beam or parapet: spikes. Spikes do not hurt the bird, they just remove the flat landing. They work on sign bands, ledges, beams and the tops of light fixtures. They are the wrong tool anywhere a bird is entering rather than landing, which is where people usually misuse them.
Open recesses, patio covers, warehouse bays and entries: netting. Netting closes a whole volume rather than a line. Tensioned properly it is nearly invisible from the ground. Tensioned badly it sags, birds get behind it, and it becomes a worse problem than it solved.
Dryer vents, fan hoods and attic vents: vent guards. Small, cheap, and the highest return of anything on this list. A guard over a dryer vent stops a sparrow nest in a duct, which is a fire and airflow problem long before it is a bird problem.
Swallow cups on stucco under an eave: exclusion before the season. Covered above. Timing is the whole job.
Critter guard on barrel tile. Clipped to the panel frame, no drilling, no fasteners into the roof.A vent guard is the cheapest item on any bird quote and stops the nest that ends up inside a dryer duct.
How We Actually Do It
What A Proper Install Looks Like
Clean first, then exclude. Clip to the array, never drill it. Use material that survives a Valley summer. Those three rules are most of the difference between work that lasts and work that fails in a year.
Cleanup comes before the barrier, always
Seal a cavity that still has birds, chicks or mites in it and you have created a much worse problem than the one you called about. Everything comes out first. Debris is removed wet and bagged, the surface is treated, and only then does anything get closed up. On a solar job this is also the only sensible time to clean the panels themselves, because the access is already set and the array is already being worked around.
Clips, not holes
Critter guard attaches to the panel frame with stainless clips. Nothing gets drilled into the panel frame and nothing gets fastened through the roof. Drilling a panel frame is a good way to void a module warranty, and putting new penetrations in a roof to solve a bird problem is trading one leak risk for another. If a quote you are comparing involves screws into the roof deck, ask what happens to that penetration in ten years.
Material that survives here
The Valley runs over 100 degrees for weeks and the UV exposure on a roof is relentless. Cheap plastic mesh goes brittle and starts shedding within a couple of summers, and that is why so much bird proofing here looks terrible by year three. We use stainless and UV-stable material because the whole point of exclusion is that you do it once.
Gap size is the detail nobody checks
A barrier only works if the opening is smaller than the bird. Pigeon-rated mesh will not stop a house sparrow, and a roofline that has both is common. On barrel tile there is also the pan itself, which leaves an open arc at every course that a sparrow will happily use even after the array perimeter is closed. Those get closed separately. This is the detail that separates a job that works from a job that looks finished.
Perimeter closed on a barrel tile roof. On tile, the open pan at each course gets closed separately.We are local, and you can meet us at Valley home shows. The same people who quote the job are the ones on your roof.
The finished state: perimeter closed, debris gone, panels cleaned while the access was already set up.
What you should ask any bird proofing company
Is the cleanup included, or is it a separate line after you have already committed?
What is the mesh made of, and what happens to it after three Valley summers?
Does anything get drilled into my panels or through my roof?
What gap size are you rating this for, and does that cover sparrows as well as pigeons?
If it is a swallow nest, what month are you planning to do this, and why?
If you are already booking solar panel cleaning or roof cleaning, this is the visit to add exclusion to. The setup cost is the expensive part of any roof job and you only want to pay it once.
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Valley Wash Pros holds 4.9 stars across 644 Google reviews, every one of them public and unedited. The three below are recent Google reviews from Valley Wash Pros customers, copied word for word. Two of them are bird jobs.
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"Great service! We had a serious bird problem under our solar panels. Danny and Adrian cleared them out, washed the whole roof with antibacterial rinse and installed critter guard. So far, it's working like a charm! Thank you!"
Pam Chavez via Google
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"Valley Wash Pros are very professional. They accommodated me to schedule an appointment to pressure wash my backyard, front yard, driveway, and garage. They did a great job, and were very pleasant to work with. I highly recommend them."
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"5 stars!! Helped us with pigeon issues on our solar and they were super professional, accommodating and courteous!!! Excellent experience, would highly recommend!!!"
Fresno is home base for our bird proofing crews, and the whole Central Valley is the route.
In Fresno, bird proofing is mostly a solar problem rather than a building problem. Rooftop arrays are everywhere here, from the newer developments in northwest Fresno and Woodward Park out to Clovis and Fig Garden, and every one of them creates the warm, shaded cavity a pigeon wants. Add the farmland ringing the metro area and the population it feeds, and the pattern repeats street by street.
The Valley climate makes the cleanup side worse than most markets. Summer heat bakes droppings onto panel glass and tile until they have to be softened before they will lift, and winter tule fog keeps the buildup damp for weeks at a time, which is exactly when it goes to work on flashing and frames. Waiting for a convenient season only means there is more to remove.
The older parts of town play out differently. Tower District and central Fresno homes have fewer arrays but plenty of deep eaves, open porch rafters and parapets on the commercial buildings along the avenues, and that is netting and spike work rather than mesh. Out in the ag towns, packing houses and equipment barns are the calls we get, and those are usually netting a whole open bay.
Bird Prevention In Fresno CA
Our shop is at 5645 W San Madele Ave #105 in northwest Fresno, and the map below is where every crew rolls out from. Phones are answered 24/7 at (559) 975-8124.
Bird Prevention Fresno CA
Our crews run bird proofing, spikes, netting and rooftop cleanup across five counties, from Madera and Chowchilla in the north down through Visalia, Tulare and Porterville, west to Hanford, Lemoore and Los Banos, and out to Merced and Atwater. See the full service area, or start with Fresno, Clovis, Madera or Visalia.
Pigeons and doves are after the gap between the panels and the roof deck, which is warm, shaded, dry and hidden from hawks and cats. Add the Central Valley's year-round food supply from surrounding farmland and you get one of the most common rooftop problems in Fresno and Clovis. Sealing that gap with galvanized mesh removes the nesting site permanently.
No. We clip the galvanized mesh to the outside edge of the panel frames with purpose-made fasteners. We never drill the panels, the glass or the racking, and nothing is fixed through your roof covering, so the array and its warranty stay intact while the birds stay out.
Yes, and it always comes first. We remove nests, eggs and nesting material, then clean and sanitize the droppings off the panels, roof, gutters and ground before any barrier goes on. Sealing over a mess just traps it against your roof, so the clear-out is part of every bird proofing job we quote.
They are corrosive and they are a genuine health consideration. Droppings are acidic and eat into panel frames, flashing, roof tile and metal fixtures over time, and dried droppings can carry bacteria and airborne spores that nobody wants circulating around a home. Removing the birds and sanitizing the area is the fix.
It depends on what the birds are using. Solar arrays get galvanized mesh around the full perimeter. Flat ledges, parapets, beams, signs and rooflines get professional-grade spikes. Open spans such as patios, alcoves, eaves and covered entries get exclusion netting. Most Valley properties end up with a combination, and we map it during the free inspection.
It depends on the perimeter of your array or roofline, which barrier the surfaces need, how much cleanup the birds left behind, and how hard the roof is to work on safely. Spiking a few ledges is a much smaller job than meshing a large array after years of buildup. Text photos of the array and roofline to (559) 975-8124 and you will get a free, exact quote, usually the same day.
We will tell you what is up there before we do anything. Pigeons breed year-round in the Valley, so finding an active nest is normal rather than unlucky. What we will not do is close the mesh with birds still inside, because that traps them under your panels and turns a bird problem into a much worse one. We clear the space first, then exclude it, in that order, on the same visit.
Most residential solar arrays are cleared, cleaned, sanitized and fully meshed in a single visit. Larger rooflines, multi-array homes and commercial buildings with heavy buildup can run longer, and we will tell you the realistic window when we quote instead of discovering it on the day.
That is exactly why we inspect the whole roofline instead of only the spot you called about. If you seal the array and leave an open eave, a patio cover or a parapet ledge, the flock relocates a few feet and you have paid for half a solution. We map every landing and nesting point before anything is installed.
Yes. Large residential arrays, warehouses, packing houses, shopping centers, parking structures, signage and covered entries all get the same treatment: clear it out, clean and sanitize it, then exclude with the right barrier. We are open 24/7 and will schedule around your hours.
Only for the better. Nothing is drilled and nothing sits on the glass. The mesh clips to the outside edge of the panel frames, well clear of the cells, and taking the nesting material out from under the array restores the airflow the panels use to shed heat. A cool, clean panel makes more power than a hot, fouled one.
That is exactly why we use galvanized metal mesh and UV stable fasteners rather than plastic clips and nylon zip ties. Fifteen Fresno summers turn cheap plastic brittle, and it lets go right when the mesh is holding the most weight. The failed installs we get called out to replace almost always failed at the hardware.
Years, and the installation carries a 10 year warranty on materials and workmanship. Exclusion is physical, so it keeps working as long as the barrier stays intact and no new opening appears on the roofline. If a bird finds a gap we missed, we come back and close it.
No, and we say so up front. We handle pigeons through physical exclusion, spikes, netting and full cleanup and sanitizing. We are not a licensed pest-control operator for insects or rodents, and if that is what your situation needs we will point you to the right trade rather than sell you the wrong service.
Question not answered here? Call or text (559) 975-8124 and talk to the crew that would actually be on your roof. Free estimate, straight answers, no pressure.
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Homeowners and businesses across Fresno & the Central Valley trust Valley Wash Pros to get it done right the first time. Here's what they say.
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Great service! We had a serious bird problem under our solar panels. Danny and Adrian cleared them out, washed the whole roof with antibacterial rinse and installed critter guard. So far, it's working like a charm! Thank you!
PPam ChavezSolar & Bird Proofing
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Valley Wash Pros are very professional. They accommodated me to schedule an appointment to pressure wash my backyard, front yard, driveway, and garage. They did a great job, and were very pleasant to work with. I highly recommend them.
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5 stars!! Helped us with pigeon issues on our solar and they were super professional, accommodating and courteous!!! Excellent experience, would highly recommend!!!
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Walk the job before we leave. Not satisfied? We make it right. Satisfaction guaranteed, every time.
Dirty property? No time? Let Valley Wash Pros handle it.
Valley Wash Pros is a Fresno-based, family-run crew serving homes
and businesses across Fresno & the Central Valley. We do one thing and we do it
right , strip away years of Valley dust, hard-water stains and grime and leave your
property looking brand new. No streaks, no shortcuts, no excuses.
Roof & gutter cleaning, solar panel cleaning, bird proofing, house & pressure
washing, windows and concrete , we bring the right method and the right pressure to
every surface. Fully licensed & insured, satisfaction guaranteed on every job. You
point at the mess. We make it disappear.
Based in Fresno, Valley Wash Pros serves homes and businesses across Fresno, Madera, Kings, Tulare and Merced counties, from Clovis to Visalia to Merced. Find your city below.
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