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PRWEB) July 3, 2007 -- Pigeons continue to be a nuisance in many major cities throughout the United States causing property owners to search for
pigeon control methods that are both effective and humane. Heeding the call, Deter-a-Pigeon announces the launch of their new
Defender 4 Pipe Bird Spike designed to prevent perching on even the narrowest of pipes or ledges.
"At just over one foot long, the newest spikes are available in plastic or stainless steel and they will keep pigeons off ledges and pipes that have a depth of up to four inches," comments Dave Jones, from Deter-a-Pigeon.
"Both the plastic and stainless steel versions are great for pigeon control to deter the bird from narrow ledges and pipes so that the pigeons will find another roosting place. The
stainless steel bird spike works just as well as the all-plastic spike, but in many situations is slightly less visible. We also provide a free how to install instructional CD so that our clients are using the products to their maximum effectiveness," Jones concludes.
The Deter-a-Pigeon Defender 4 Pipe Spike offers many advantages over other products in the marketplace such as they are easy to install, have a long life expectancy, feature patented silicone fixing holes and they use up to 50% less footage.
Along with being very effective, the Defender 4 Pipe Spike is a humane pigeon control method. Installing pigeon control spikes on property is legal and humane. The Humane Society of the United States actually recommends spikes as one of the solutions to an unwanted pest pigeon on a ledge. The spikes to do not hurt the birds, they simply prevent them from landing.
Any property owner interested in finding out more about safe, effective and humane pigeon control methods, is encouraged to visit
www.deterapigeon.com.
About
Deterapigeon:
For 10 years, Deterapigeon has been a leader in safe pigeon spike solutions in the UK. In 1995, David Jones, Director of Deterapigeon invented and patented the Defender 4 pigeon spikes which safely deter pigeons without harming them. This still remains the only pest control product recommended by the Pigeon Control Advisory Service (PiCAS).
