Netting Installation
Contego offers top-quality anti-litter netting solutions to prevent litter, debris, and rubbish from spreading outside waste sites and landfills, keeping the surrounding environment clean and safe. Additionally, our contraband netting is specifically designed to prevent the entry or exit of prohibited materials in high-security sites, offering maximum protection against contraband and drug smuggling attempts.
Anti-Litter Netting
Keep Your Environment Clean and Safe
Contego provides effective outdoor netting solutions that are commonly used on waste sites and landfills. By utilising our reinforced, made-to-measure litter netting, we aim to stop litter, debris, and rubbish from being blown outside the designated area, ensuring a cleaner and safer environment. Our expert netting and proofing teams are trained to design and install bespoke netting systems, offering both supply-only and full installation services for maximum convenience.
Bird Infestation Challenges
Buildings and properties often face a range of challenges caused by bird infestations, making the installation of bird spikes a necessity. Common issues include damage to structures and surfaces caused by bird droppings, nesting materials, and corrosive bird-related debris. Additionally, birds roosting or nesting on ledges, beams, signs, and other architectural features can pose health risks due to the accumulation of droppings and the spread of diseases such as histoplasmosis and salmonellosis.
Furthermore, the presence of birds in or around buildings can create an unsightly and unhygienic environment, negatively impacting the reputation of businesses and deterring customers or tenants. By installing bird spikes, property owners and managers can effectively deter birds from landing or roosting on vulnerable surfaces, mitigating property damage, reducing health hazards, and preserving the aesthetic appeal and integrity of the building or property.
Enhancing Property Protection
Implementing bird spikes is a proactive solution to mitigate the array of challenges posed by bird infestations on buildings and properties. By strategically installing bird spikes on ledges, beams, and other vulnerable surfaces, property owners and managers create physical barriers that deter birds from landing or roosting. This deterrent effect not only prevents birds from causing damage to structures and surfaces but also minimises the accumulation of droppings and nesting materials, reducing health risks and maintenance costs associated with cleanup and repairs.
Moreover, the presence of bird spikes sends a clear message to birds that the area is inhospitable for nesting or roosting, effectively discouraging them from congregating around the property. In doing so, bird spikes help maintain a clean, safe, and aesthetically pleasing environment, enhancing the overall appeal and value of the building or property.
Contraband Netting Solutions
Ensure Maximum Security
Contego specialises in the installation of contraband netting, primarily used in high-security areas such as prisons and detention centres to prevent the entry or exit of prohibited materials through drones or hand deliveries. Our highly trained technicians fit the netting securely, ensuring it is tamper-proof and meets all specifications. Our contraband netting is chemically, fire, and weather resistant, providing durable and reliable protection at HM Prisons, Immigration Centres, and detention centres to effectively reduce the risk of contraband infiltration.
Netting Solutions
Providing Efficient Protection
Choosing the right size of netting is crucial in effectively deterring various pest birds. For smaller bird species such as sparrows and starlings, finer mesh netting with smaller openings, typically ranging from 3/4 inch to 1 inch, is recommended. This size prevents smaller birds from squeezing through the netting, effectively blocking access to protected areas such as eaves, rafters, and other confined spaces where these birds may seek shelter or nesting sites.
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