By Symterra News Desk
Bird problems again? Yep. And if you manage a commercial or industrial facility, you already know the headache. Droppings everywhere. Blocked vents. Corrosion. Random safety hazards. Cleanup after cleanup. The costs stack up fast, and the cycle never stops.
Now there’s something new worth talking about: Symterra Pulse, a humane and tech-driven system created to keep birds off your structures without harming wildlife and without piling more work on your maintenance team.
This innovation is coming straight out of Tucson, Arizona, and it’s already helping businesses reduce recurring costs from contamination, equipment damage, and safety incidents.
Why Birds Create Ongoing Problems for Facilities
Birds love settling on:
- Rooftops
- Structural beams
- Warehouse entries
- Loading docks
- HVAC units
- Signage
- Ledges and sheltered corners
Great for them. Not great for your operations.
Repeated bird activity leads to:
- Constant cleanup
- Corroded equipment
- Blocked vents and drains
- Slippery walkways
- Contamination in work zones
- Higher maintenance budgets
- Safety complaints
- Fines or inspection issues in regulated industries
And because the behavior repeats every month, facilities end up treating bird problems like a never-ending cycle.
What Symterra Pulse Does Differently
“Bird issues do not stay one-time. They repeat month after month,” said John Smalley, Founder and CEO of Symterra. “We built Symterra Pulse so facilities can treat bird control as a stable part of operations instead of a recurring emergency.”
The system uses a proprietary deterrent signal that creates a protective zone around your structures. Birds sense the area is unsafe and avoid landing or nesting there. No harmful chemicals. No poisons. No spikes. No loud devices. No traps.
The system operates at a voltage level similar to common household appliances, making it safe for people, pets, and wildlife.
Low Maintenance, Long-Term Stability
Symterra Pulse is designed to stay effective over time without constant intervention. Once installed, facilities perform basic visual checks, no sticky gel cleanup, no broken spikes, no batteries to chase, no noise disturbances for staff.
According to Daryl Ross, Symterra’s CFO, the real cost isn’t the first incident. It’s the repetition.
“Every month there is a new cleanup, a new repair, or a new minor safety issue tied to birds. Symterra Pulse helps break that cycle.”
Key Benefits for Facilities
Symterra Pulse helps reduce:
- Recurring cleanup and sanitation
- Premature equipment wear
- Blocked air systems or drains
- Slip and fall hazards
- Inspection issues for regulated industries
Cleaner spaces, safer walkways, longer equipment life, all from stopping the root problem.
System Components and Installation
Each installation includes:
- Control Hub
- Emitting Line
- Supports
- Line Extenders
These components distribute the deterrent signal across high-risk areas like rooftops, beams, docks, internal warehouse spans, and entry points. All parts meet IP65 outdoor durability standards.
Industries Using Symterra Pulse
Symterra supports:
- Logistics and distribution centers
- Food and beverage facilities
- Manufacturing plants
- Aviation environments
- Retail centers
- Public infrastructure sites
For companies with multiple locations, the system can be standardized across all facilities so managers follow the same bird control strategy everywhere.
Watch the Installation Team in Action
Symterra’s crew ensures each install is clean, accurate, and professional. Every line placement is handled with care to match your facility’s appearance and layout.
Read the Full Press Release
For the official announcement, you can read the full release here: https://www.einpresswire.com/article/870877768/symterra-pulse-provides-humane-bird-control-system-to-support-facility-safety-and-maintenance
