Symterra Announces Humane Bird Control System for Commercial and Industrial Facilities

New system helps businesses reduce maintenance costs and safety risks caused by bird activity while following humane standards.

TUCSON, AZ, UNITED STATES, December 1, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Symterra has announced the availability of Symterra Pulse, a humane bird control system developed to help commercial and industrial properties prevent bird activity without harming wildlife. Designed and engineered in Tucson, Symterra Pulse serves as the company’s primary product offering and is now being adopted by facilities worldwide seeking a reliable, low-maintenance alternative to traditional deterrents.

Bird-related problems continue to affect a wide range of industries. Facilities face recurring damage to equipment, sanitation risks, blocked vent systems, contamination concerns, and operational slowdowns caused by birds settling on rooftops, beams, ledges, loading docks, signage, or HVAC units. These issues increase maintenance costs, interrupt workflow, and contribute to safety risks for employees and visitors. For many organizations, bird activity is not an occasional inconvenience but a daily operational challenge.

Most existing bird deterrent options rely on physical obstructions, chemical discomfort, noise-based devices, or reflective distractions. These solutions often lose effectiveness over time, require routine replacement, or create aesthetic and safety issues. Many do not align with humane wildlife standards or modern facility requirements. As birds adapt to traditional deterrents, facility managers face recurring problems that consume time, labor, and budget.

Symterra Pulse was created to solve these issues with a more advanced, humane, and predictable approach. The system uses a proprietary signal to form a deterrent zone along high-risk areas. Birds instinctively avoid the signal, preventing them from landing or nesting on protected structures. The system does not injure or distress birds, and it operates at a voltage level similar to common household appliances, making it safe for people, pets, and wildlife.

What sets Symterra Pulse apart is its simplicity and versatility. The system is engineered for quick installation and can be mounted on metal, wood, concrete, or composite surfaces without requiring specialized tools. Multiple mounting heights and paintable components allow seamless integration into a facility’s existing architecture. This flexibility enables businesses to protect rooftops, structural beams, loading docks, warehouse interiors, retail signage, industrial machinery areas, and more.

“Bird-related issues disrupt operations, affect safety, and increase costs, but most deterrent systems create new problems of their own,” said John Smalley, Founder & CEO of Symterra. “We developed Pulse to give businesses a humane, effective, and low-maintenance solution that works across different industries and environments.”

Symterra Pulse is built around several core components designed to work together:

• Control Hub. The primary unit that powers and regulates the proprietary signal. It connects directly to a standard power source and provides continuous operation with low energy demand.
• Emitting Line. The part of the system that delivers the deterrent signal along the protected areas. The line is flexible, durable, and customizable in length, making it suitable for small installations or large industrial footprints.
• Supports. Discreet holders that maintain optimal height and alignment of the Emitting Line. Multiple support heights are available to fit varying installation needs.
• Line Extenders. Secure connectors used to join sections of the Emitting Line. These maintain consistent signal performance across long distances or complex layouts.

Each component is designed for outdoor durability and built to meet IP65 standards, making the system suitable for harsh environmental conditions including dust, heat, humidity, and direct exposure.

Installation is straightforward, and most systems can be set up in under an hour depending on coverage area and building layout. After installation, the system requires minimal upkeep beyond occasional visual checks. This reduces the workload for facility staff and eliminates the need for recurring visits from pest control vendors.

The technology behind Symterra Pulse appeals to industries with strict sanitation, safety, or compliance requirements. Food processing plants, cold storage facilities, pharmaceutical manufacturing sites, logistics operations, aviation environments, public infrastructure, and retail properties all face significant consequences when bird activity interferes with sensitive areas. Pulse offers these organizations a humane and non-invasive solution that supports their compliance goals while preventing operational disruption.

In addition to functional advantages, Pulse allows facilities to maintain visual standards. Traditional deterrents often stand out or degrade the look of a building. Paintable parts and multiple height configurations allow Pulse installations to blend into architectural elements without drawing attention or affecting branding.

While Symterra is headquartered in Tucson, the company supports properties across the United States and international markets. Businesses with multi-location portfolios benefit from a deterrent system that can be standardized across facilities regardless of regional conditions. Symterra also provides support materials, installation guides, training resources, and customer assistance to ensure consistent performance.

“Our priority is giving facility managers a long-term, humane solution that reduces recurring costs and keeps operations running smoothly,” said Daryl Ross, Founder & CFO of Symterra. “Pulse was built to address the real issues facilities encounter every day, not temporary fixes that require constant replacement.”
Organizations looking to reduce maintenance expenses, prevent contamination, protect infrastructure, and comply with humane wildlife standards are turning to Symterra Pulse as a stable and modern alternative to older deterrent systems.

To learn more about Symterra Pulse, download technical materials, or request a consultation, visit https://gosymterra.com or send an email to customercare@gosymterra.com.

John Smalley
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