For over 50 years, Bird-X has been dedicated to protecting human health, wildlife, and the environment. Our Chicago-based company manufactures a complete line of unique pest control products. Pest birds can cause serious problems for businesses and homes. Our commitment to solving these issues without the use of dangerous chemicals and traps has set us apart since 1964.We are proud to offer bird control products that are environmentally friendly, humane, safe to use and extremely effective. Our products safely deter pest birds without dangerous chemical pesticides, poisons or harmful traps.
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Our products not only prevent pest infestation, property damage, the spread of disease, and workplace liability - they also eliminate the need for dangerous and messy chemical pesticides, poisons and traps. The leading brand of humane pest and bird control solutions worldwide, Bird-X has been dedicated to protecting human health, wildlife, and the environment in which we all live.
Bird-X works closely with professional installers & PCO's on projects of all sizes. We understand the urgent & competitive nature of the industry, & we're here to help. From initial bidding support to product training & custom consultations, your dedicated account manager will take care of you promptly with expert advice & information.
Corner/Primary attachments are under the most pressure and must be the strongest component in the system; be sure all attachments are firmly anchored. Be sure to install attachments every 45-50 feet for large jobs. These hold the cable tight against the structure to prevent bowing (giving birds room to enter/exit the area of coverage).
Avishock Bird Shock Track is flexible and adaptable, nearly invisible, extremely long-lasting, and humane. It was created with easier and safer installation in mind, featuring snap connectors and longer rolls, no sharp parts to reduce the risk of injury, and with a flatter base to help reduce the use of glue.
Reviews (6)
Cnb
May 06, 2021
Bird X will be liable for those who are affected by the long term effects on humans, (Those with keen sensitive hearing both young and old). Ever since my obnoxious neighbor purchased the ultra sonic bird x shortly over time I developed ringing in my ears. Our homes are in a close proximity range. My ENT doctor along with the research I have conducted on my own regarding sonic devices warrants Bird X to be held responsible in full for ALL the medical damage their ultrasonic products will do over time.
Of coarse you cannot hear the noise, BUT the ultrasonic pitch WILL do such medical damage to a person's hearing in more ways than one. Bird X Sonar will be summoned to legal responsibility to take this sonar product of off the market. I urge all owners in small town neighborhoods (with homes in close range) to discard their product prior to reporting to law enforcement and the BBB.
Of coarse you cannot hear the noise, BUT the ultrasonic pitch WILL do such medical damage to a person's hearing in more ways than one. Bird X Sonar will be summoned to legal responsibility to take this sonar product of off the market. I urge all owners in small town neighborhoods (with homes in close range) to discard their product prior to reporting to law enforcement and the BBB.
Matt
Feb 09, 2021
Tim Conway
Jun 26, 2020
David B.
May 17, 2018
Bought 2 bird deterrent products based on site info. Products arrived with some sort of universal plug/outlet system, NOT ADVERTISED or explained on their website. Called to return and asked for a shipping label as their product did not contain the info I needed to make a smart purchase. Customer service was like talking to a mutant who basically told me to 'F' off and didn't care what I wrote on YELP.
Their product was $20.00 more than at my local hardware store so I ordered from them, expecting them to stand by their merchandise. They didn't and I HIGHLY recommend that you do not purchase from this seller.
Their product was $20.00 more than at my local hardware store so I ordered from them, expecting them to stand by their merchandise. They didn't and I HIGHLY recommend that you do not purchase from this seller.
Jim C.
May 06, 2015
I ordered 10 feet of Bird-X product from their website. The product cost $20.68, which I thought was reasonable. However, they then nailed me 19.34 for shipping! WTF! That nearly the same amount as the product itself! Who do they have shipping this stuff -- lawyers? Or how is it being shipping -- by royal horse and carriage? Do yourself a favor and don;t order directly from them -- buy this at Home Depot or Lowe's or Walmart instead. Don;t make the same mistake I did.
Don W.
Sep 24, 2006
The other night, my 14-pound Border Terrier heard a raccoon in the backyard and decided to try and kill it. A side note: Border Terrier's have been bred for centuries, the oldest of terrier breeds, to kill stuff. Foxes, mostly. Fortunately, there are no foxes stupid enough to come into my backyard. There is, however, a family of about 6 raccoons that like to knock over my garbage can and skinny dip in my koi pond on a nearly nightly basis.
These furry little shits make a racket every night. It's like having fur-coated, masked frat boys jump your fence at 3:30am and start partying loudly in your swimming pool. So my dog jams out the pet door the other night and finds one of the teenage raccoon family members, all alone, trying to pull a 15-pound koi fish out of the pond. "Spot" (name changed to protect his dignity) runs at the raccoon, and sets upon him like a massive, snarling tick, grabbing the teeny-bopper raccoon by the throat, trying to snarl but emitting only squeals of doggy terror and desperation.
I step out of the sliding glass doors from my bedroom and witness this drooling, screeching wad of fur and claws. They see me and immediately tumble, balls over brains, into the koi pond. The raccoon instantly emerges and swims for the far shore to safety. My mutt decides to check out the bottom of the pond for 5-6 more seconds, then surfaces making choking sounds like my grandpa did when he tried to drink water right after his stroke.
Not good. "Spot" is fine, though he's now got a taste for 'coon. So yesterday I head to the nearby hardware store and buy this product called "ShakeAway". It's powdered coyote urine and meant to be sprinkled around your landscape to scare off all of the animals upon which coyotes prey. Sort of like if I sprinkled powdered integrity around Washington DC - all the congresspeople would flee back to their home states, shivering and babbling unintelligably.
I have no idea if this will work. Christ, I have no way of knowing that it's really coyote pee and not Great Dane or Pony piss or the powdered result of some Bird-X, Inc factory worker who had to take a leak before breaktime. I just had to give this imaginative of a product it's due credit. Where else but in the USA would a guy like me pay $15.95 for a pint of powdered piss? UPDATE: It looks like Coyote pee is NOT a deterent, but may be a raccoon aphodisiac or narcotic as the nightly parties have increased in size and duration. In fact, the raccoons have now become so bold that they came into my house and started rifling through cabinets last night. Speaking of rifles.
These furry little shits make a racket every night. It's like having fur-coated, masked frat boys jump your fence at 3:30am and start partying loudly in your swimming pool. So my dog jams out the pet door the other night and finds one of the teenage raccoon family members, all alone, trying to pull a 15-pound koi fish out of the pond. "Spot" (name changed to protect his dignity) runs at the raccoon, and sets upon him like a massive, snarling tick, grabbing the teeny-bopper raccoon by the throat, trying to snarl but emitting only squeals of doggy terror and desperation.
I step out of the sliding glass doors from my bedroom and witness this drooling, screeching wad of fur and claws. They see me and immediately tumble, balls over brains, into the koi pond. The raccoon instantly emerges and swims for the far shore to safety. My mutt decides to check out the bottom of the pond for 5-6 more seconds, then surfaces making choking sounds like my grandpa did when he tried to drink water right after his stroke.
Not good. "Spot" is fine, though he's now got a taste for 'coon. So yesterday I head to the nearby hardware store and buy this product called "ShakeAway". It's powdered coyote urine and meant to be sprinkled around your landscape to scare off all of the animals upon which coyotes prey. Sort of like if I sprinkled powdered integrity around Washington DC - all the congresspeople would flee back to their home states, shivering and babbling unintelligably.
I have no idea if this will work. Christ, I have no way of knowing that it's really coyote pee and not Great Dane or Pony piss or the powdered result of some Bird-X, Inc factory worker who had to take a leak before breaktime. I just had to give this imaginative of a product it's due credit. Where else but in the USA would a guy like me pay $15.95 for a pint of powdered piss? UPDATE: It looks like Coyote pee is NOT a deterent, but may be a raccoon aphodisiac or narcotic as the nightly parties have increased in size and duration. In fact, the raccoons have now become so bold that they came into my house and started rifling through cabinets last night. Speaking of rifles.
