The Problem
At night, Canada Geese sleep in areas that keep them safe from their predators, and then stay near that area during the day. Increasingly, this means that they are in residential and commercial ponds, lawns, and waterways, causing filth and destruction while there. Every day each goose leaves 2-4 lbs. of excrement and abundant feathers, creating filthy and uninhabitable lawns, bacteria-filled ponds, and unwelcoming yards.
The Solution
Away With Geese gets rid of these nuisance geese, guaranteed. The units feature an amber 360° solar-powered light that flashes every two seconds, all night, year-round. The light is scarcely noticeable to humans but is very disruptive to the sleep of the Canada Geese, causing them to no longer feel secure. After just a few anxious nights, they find another habitat.
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Dock Unit
$409.00 View ProductThe Dock Unit is recommended for docks where geese congregate, and to control geese on the land and water immediately around the dock. The Unit is satisfaction guaranteed to deter geese from the marinas and docks that geese find so secure, and is easily taken on and off of the included Bracket.
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Industrial Unit
$399.00 View ProductThe Industrial Unit is recommended for use in public areas such as athletic fields, industrial areas, and parks, where theft of the unit is a concern. It builds on the success of the Residential Unit with the added security of a steel auger that twists into the ground to avert theft. It is completely worry free—no theft and no geese.
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Water Unit
$419.00 View ProductThe floating Water Unit is recommended for use in ponds, lakes, retention areas and any waterway where unwanted geese are a problem. It is satisfaction guaranteed and is maintenance and worry free; it won’t tip or be affected by the elements, and can stay in the water year-round.
Get Your Free Placement Study for Your Property
To get started getting rid of your geese request a Placement Study (see right); just give use your address and info and we’ll use GIS software to take a snapshot of your problem area, measure and assess it and recommend the type of and number of units, and their most effective placement.