We would like to remind everyone that Eco Ltd will be closed and taking some time out to refresh from mid-day on Tuesday 24th December 2013 coming back ready to kick-start 2014 at 9am on Thursday 2nd January 2014.
Seagulls are at their noisiest and most aggressive during their nesting season in the summer months between April and August. While seagulls historically pose bird control problems in the coastal regions, more and more seagulls are now moving into built up areas to nest as food sources are more rea…
The work had previously been completed a couple of years ago by another contractor, however the bird netting was installed too low down within the well area. As a result, the birds were simply sitting on this and continuing to foul into this well area, which lead to bulk fouling building up and c…
Eco Environmental Services Ltd are delighted to have been re accredited to ContractorPlus, the web based database of contractors who have been rigorously vetted to ensure their health and safety standards are of the highest quality when undertaking their bird control works on commercial sites.
ECO were asked to bird proof the vents on Building 96 against pigeons and seagulls, using our Bird Net system. Eco's Bird Net system is designed to prevent pigeons and seagulls roosting and nesting on the vents and then dropping into the factory when the vents were opened. The system is one of th…
Eco Environmental Services were tasked with installing Bird Deterrent Wires to elements of the scheme where bird roosting would be liable to cause unsightly staining and H&S issues. As one of the last trade packages, Eco have been waiting for the opportunity to get on site and complete the works wh…
Many areas of the UK's rail infrastructure, including stations and other buildings, are often plagued by pigeons and gulls. Eco Environmental Ltd is now in the coveted position of being recognised as an official supplier of services and deterrent products to the rail industry.
"It's surprising what you find in nests associated with gull colonies”, says Contract Manager David Harry. "The nest will be added to each year if not removed, become quite substantial and can easily block drains”.
