Bird & Nest Removal from Solar Panels in Las Vegas

We clear the birds, nests and droppings out from under your panels, clean what they left behind, and close the gap with galvanized steel mesh so nothing moves back in.

Licensed & Insured2 Year Warranty5★ ReviewsSince 2019

Why birds end up under your panels

The gap between a solar panel and the roof is shaded, sheltered from the desert sun and hidden from anything that hunts. In Las Vegas that makes it some of the best nesting ground a pigeon will ever find — and once one pair settles in, others follow.

What collects underneath is more than an eyesore. Nesting material and droppings block the airflow the panels rely on to shed heat, droppings stain and eat into roof tiles, and the debris draws mites and other pests down into the roof structure.

Chasing the birds off does not end it. They come back to the same spot because the spot is still open. What ends the cycle is taking everything out and then closing the gap behind them.

Pigeon nest with eggs wedged between roof tiles beneath a solar panel Close-up of eggs and droppings built up along a solar panel mounting rail Thick layer of droppings and nesting debris collected behind a solar array

How the job runs

Removal first, proofing second — sealing mesh over an active nest only traps the problem underneath.

  1. 1

    We inspect the whole array

    We get on the roof and look under the entire array, not only the corner where you heard the noise. Birds rarely stop at one bay.

  2. 2

    Birds and nests come out

    The birds are cleared out and the nests, eggs and nesting material are removed from underneath the panels.

  3. 3

    The roof gets cleaned

    Droppings, feathers and debris are cleared off the tiles and out from under the array, so nothing is left sealed in.

  4. 4

    The perimeter gets closed

    Professional-grade galvanized steel mesh is fitted around the perimeter of the array. It keeps birds and rodents out while leaving the airflow the panels need, and from the ground it is virtually invisible.

Real jobs, before and after

The same spot on the same roof, photographed before we started and after we finished.

Before — Nest and chicks removed from under the panels Before
After — Nest and chicks removed from under the panels After
Nest and chicks removed from under the panels
Before — Droppings and debris cleared from the tiles Before
After — Droppings and debris cleared from the tiles After
Droppings and debris cleared from the tiles
Before — Nesting material cleared along the mounting rails Before
After — Nesting material cleared along the mounting rails After
Nesting material cleared along the mounting rails
Before — Roof section cleaned after the birds were removed Before
After — Roof section cleaned after the birds were removed After
Roof section cleaned after the birds were removed

How it looks when the guard is on

Galvanized steel mesh around the perimeter of the array — from the ground you have to know it is there to spot it.

Galvanized steel bird mesh fitted along the lower edge of a solar array Solar panels on a tile roof with bird mesh sealing the perimeter Bird mesh clipped around a solar array on a Las Vegas tile roof Bird mesh running the full length of a solar panel edge

Bird proofing without solar panels

Birds do not only nest under arrays. Open tile ends, an eave gap, the beam run of a patio cover — anywhere with a covered ledge and a way in will be taken. The same galvanized mesh and the same fixings close those off, on roofs with no solar on them at all.

Galvanized mesh closing the open tile ends along a roof eave, no solar panels present
Mesh closing the open tile ends at the eave, where pigeons walk straight in under the barrel tiles.
Close-up of galvanized mesh screwed to stucco and wrapped around patio cover beams
A patio cover sealed at the wall — mesh screwed to the stucco and wrapped around the beam ends.
Bird mesh running the length of a tile roof valley on a Las Vegas home
A tile roof valley meshed along its length, so nothing can get in under the courses.

Backed for two years

Every bird removal and pigeon guard installation carries a 2 year warranty. If something fails within it, we come back and fix it at no charge. We are a licensed and insured Nevada contractor and a family business in Las Vegas since 2019.

Questions we get asked

Why do birds nest under solar panels? +

The gap between the panels and the roof is shaded, sheltered from the sun and hidden from predators, which in the Las Vegas climate makes it an ideal nesting spot. It is also out of sight, so a nest is usually well established by the time a homeowner notices the noise or the droppings.

Do you remove the birds and nests, or only install the guard? +

Both, and always in that order. Every job starts with clearing the birds out and removing nests, eggs and nesting material, followed by cleaning the droppings and debris off the roof. Only then does the mesh go on. Installing over an active nest would seal the mess in rather than solve anything.

What is the guard made of? +

Professional-grade galvanized steel mesh, fitted around the perimeter of your array. It blocks birds and rodents from getting underneath while keeping the airflow the panels need, and it is virtually invisible from the ground.

Will the birds just come back? +

They will try — that spot is prime real estate and they remember it. The difference is that the gap they used is now closed. That is the whole point of pairing removal with proofing rather than doing one or the other.

What warranty do you offer? +

We offer a 2 year warranty on all bird removal and pigeon guard installations. If anything fails, we fix it free of charge.

Which areas do you serve? +

The entire Las Vegas metropolitan area, including Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Spring Valley, Paradise and Enterprise. If you are unsure whether we cover your location, give us a call.

Birds under your panels?

Get a free, no-obligation quote — we will tell you what we find up there.

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(702) 553-6866

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Las Vegas, Nevada

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