Sold by the strip
Spike strips are 20 inches long and there is no minimum. Order six for a window sill or sixty for a warehouse parapet, and cut any strip down to the run you actually have.
Bird Spikes USA sells the physical end of bird control as well as the deterrents: stainless steel and moulded plastic spike strips by the 20 inch length, knitted netting, solar panel mesh, repellent gel, reflective tape, hanging discs and solar sound units.
Whether it is pigeons on a parapet, squirrels on a fence line or raccoons on a flat roof, the fix depends on the surface and the animal. This is the whole range and how to pick from it.
Spike strips are 20 inches long and there is no minimum. Order six for a window sill or sixty for a warehouse parapet, and cut any strip down to the run you actually have.
Two spike ranges do the same job. The stainless wire on a clear polycarbonate base is the near-invisible one for a ledge or a parapet; the moulded plastic strip is the one for a fence top, where it trims easily and costs less.
Where the listing publishes a wire diameter, a spike length or a mesh size, the page quotes it. Where it publishes none, the page says so rather than filling the gap with something plausible.
Nothing here is designed to hurt anything. A spike strip removes the flat landing a bird needs, a gel makes a ledge unpleasant to stand on, and a reflective disc makes a space feel unsafe. The animal moves along.
Free across the USA on orders of $75 or more, a flat $22.00 below that, and express at $22.00 on any order. The same numbers are on the shipping page and in the cart.
How many strips a 40 foot parapet needs, whether gel or spikes suit a decorative ledge, what closes the gap under a solar array: ask first. It is cheaper for both of us than a return.
Photographed on the products themselves, the way they arrive.






We sell bird and pest deterrents and nothing else, so this is the short version of what we have learned: which product suits which surface, what to measure before you order, and what a deterrent can and cannot do.
Most of what people get wrong is not the product, it is the surface. A spike strip needs something flat and solid to sit on: a parapet, a ledge, a beam, a fence rail, a gutter lip. If the bird is landing on a pitched tile roof or a thin wire, a strip has nothing to grip and nothing to protect.
For a flat run, spikes are the cheapest fix per foot and the one that lasts longest. For an opening you want to close entirely, netting is the answer. For a decorative ledge you do not want to touch, the gel goes on with a caulking gun and is invisible from below. For an open area with no edge to work with, the reflective discs and the scare tape are the only options that do anything at all.
Both spike ranges do the same job and the difference is where they belong. The stainless range is 1.3 mm wire on a clear polycarbonate base, 5 mm high, and from the ground it is close to invisible. That is the one for a shopfront, a heritage parapet or anything a customer looks at.
The moulded plastic range is a single injection-moulded strip. It costs a dollar less, it trims with a pair of snips, and it is unaffected by extreme temperatures. That is the one for a fence line, a shed roof or a boundary wall, where nobody is judging the look of it.
Every spike strip is 20 inches long and there is no minimum, so the only measurement you need is the run in inches divided by 20, rounded up. A 30 foot parapet is 360 inches, which is 18 strips. A typical window sill is one strip. A garden fence panel is three or four.
Two things people forget. Corners need their own strip, because you cannot bend a base around a right angle. And birds will use the two inches you left uncovered, so run the strips end to end rather than spacing them out.
A physical deterrent works because it removes the landing. Spikes, netting and gel do that, and once they are on they keep doing it with no power and no maintenance. That is why they are what we sell most of.
The sound and visual products work differently: they make a space feel unsafe, and birds get used to anything that never actually harms them. Both of the solar units here cycle through frequencies and sounds for exactly that reason, and both listings say plainly that they work best as part of a wider plan rather than on their own. If somebody promises you that a single box will clear a site permanently, they are selling you something we would not.
A spike strip goes on with UV-stabilised silicone adhesive, screws or cable ties, and the choice matters more than it sounds: the listings say the fixing method is what determines how long the strip stays put. Get the surface clean and dry first. The pins arrive unassembled and press into the base by hand, which takes a few minutes per strip.
If a number on a listing is missing or does not look right, email us at theteam@birdspikes.store before you order and we will confirm it.
Spikes, netting, gel, tape, discs and solar sound units, with free shipping across the USA on orders of $75 or more.
Questions about which spike, net or repellent suits your building, your order or your shipping? A person on our team is happy to help.
Full business details, published openly, so you always know exactly who you are buying from.
We ship all over the USA including New York NY, Los Angeles CA, Chicago IL, Houston TX, Phoenix AZ, Philadelphia PA, San Antonio TX, San Diego CA, Dallas TX, San Jose CA, San Francisco CA, Seattle WA, Denver CO, Washington DC, Boston MA, Las Vegas NV, Atlanta GA, Miami FL, New Orleans LA, Detroit MI. Wherever you are, spikes, netting, gel, tape, discs and sound units ship to your door.
Every order is processed through an encrypted, SSL-secured checkout, so your payment details stay private from start to finish.
Not sure how many strips a run needs, or whether gel or spikes suit the ledge you have? Email us first. We would rather answer the question than take a return.
We trade openly with full company details published above, and this store's own returns and refunds policy applies to every order.
Bird Spikes USA (birdspikes.store) is an online bird and pest deterrent store from Caruso Consulting Co Ltd, shipping across the United States. It sells stainless steel and moulded plastic spike strips by the 20 inch length with no minimum, knitted bird netting, a PVC-coated steel mesh kit for solar arrays, repellent gel, reflective scare tape, hanging discs, a decoy owl and two solar sound units. Everything it sells is non-lethal.