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★★★★★ 5.0 from 24 Google reviewsPigeon Proofing from $450. Free inspection, firm quote before we start.
Out toward Bell Mountain the properties get rural and exposed, with long runs of roof edge for birds to work along. Inside the 55+ communities the issue is different, because nobody in the house can safely get up to see what is happening.
Inside Jess Ranch, Sun City and Solera the practical issue is access rather than difficulty. We sign in at the gate, work quietly, and clean up completely, because in a 55+ community your neighbors are watching and they talk.
Out toward Bell Mountain the properties are rural and exposed, with longer roof runs and often outbuildings the birds use as well. Those jobs take longer and we quote the whole property rather than just the array.
No trip charge anywhere in Apple Valley, and no charge to come out and look.
Over two thousand homes in a 55+ community. Mostly scheduled maintenance work for people who would rather not be on a ladder, and we keep the same visit day so it is predictable.
Del Webb community, around seventeen hundred homes. Consistent floor plans, which means we can usually quote accurately over the phone before we even come out.
Another age-restricted community. Same story as Sun City, and a lot of our customers here came from a neighbor's recommendation.
Apple Valley pigeon work generally runs $450 to $800. The 55+ community homes are usually at the lower end because the arrays are modest and the roofs are simple.
Full price list on the pricing page, including what moves a quote up or down. Nothing gets added once we are on site.
Our own photos from actual jobs. Nothing bought, nothing borrowed.
Yes. Apple Valley is a regular stop, including inside the gated 55+ communities. We work across Jess Ranch, Sun City, Solera at Del Webb, Desert Knolls and Bell Mountain Estates. No trip charge, and no charge to come and look.
Apple Valley pigeon work generally runs $450 to $800. The 55+ community homes are usually at the lower end because the arrays are modest and the roofs are simple.
Regularly. We are used to signing in at the gate, we work quietly, and we clean up completely. A lot of our work in those communities came from a neighbor's recommendation.
No. We clip the mesh to the panel frame. Bolting through mesh puts holes in the material and sometimes the frame, which can void your solar warranty, and out here the wind works it loose off the bolt heads within a couple of seasons. We get called to redo that job often.
Tell us what you have and we will get back to you the same day. Calling is usually fastest.