Mesh installation

Bird-proofing that keeps the array to yourself

The gap under a solar array is prime real estate for pigeons. Once they move in you get nesting material, droppings on the panels, blocked gutters and corrosion. Bird-proofing closes that gap with discreet mesh around the perimeter, so the array stays yours.

Method

  1. 01Look over the array perimeter and the gaps the birds are using.
  2. 02Fit galvanised mesh clipped to the panel frames — no drilling into panels, no damage to the array.
  3. 03Clean down any existing mess and debris as part of the install.

What to expect

A tidy, near-invisible perimeter that holds up to weather and UV. Best done after a clean, so the array starts protected and clean.

Why it matters

Droppings are acidic, and anything shading a cell costs you output. Keeping birds out protects the glass and the generation both.

Common questions

Will the mesh damage my panels?+

No. The mesh clips to the panel frames — we don’t drill into panels or penetrate the roof in a way that risks the array or its warranty.

Is it noticeable from the ground?+

Barely. It sits at the panel edge and reads as part of the array rather than an addition to it.