I was having a pigeon problem because Neighboor who moved a few years ago just released his pigeons instead of taking them with him so they have been breeding like crazy!!!
The mesh was put up and it was coated in black PVC so it does not conduct and electrical issues, once I put it up you could not even see it from the street view!!!!!! The pigeons were running around the roof to find a hole to get in but no luck!!!! They are gone and I freaken love it!!!!!!!! I had neighbor's asking me about it, so I installed this mesh on 7 houses to help the issue with these birds!!! No more white poop on my dark gray roof!!!!

Wire mesh is easy to bend and durable. The scissors that come with the box works great. I wish it has a longer option, but I will buy another box to finish my setup.

We bought these to use around are solar panels due to the massive pigeons invading under the solar panels. Easy to install and way cheaper than hiring someone to do this for 3k. Pigeons gone

Finally!! No more pigeons and ravens/crows. My roof looked like something out of Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds! The pigeons had turned our solar panels into their own private townhome community which was bad enough, but then the ravens showed up waiting to get the babies if they came to close to the edge. It really was awful. Thankfully I saw this on Amazon and decided to give it a try.

The quality of this product is top-notch and it is sooo easy to install! The pitch of our roof is average, I'd say, so someone with good balance and dexterity should have no trouble installing it. That said, it's ALWAYS a good idea to have help when you're working on a roof. My grandson came and helped my husband and I think it took them about 3 hours to install. We have 18 panels and there were a lot of corners due to placement of the panels.

Before beginning, my hubs had watched a video that suggested cutting the mesh into 5' sections for easier handling and installation and that was key to a quick, easy install!!

When our solar panels were installed a couple of months ago, they told me: be prepared to protect against birds "” they love the warmth under the panels. They were right! Almost immediately the pigeons started showing up. I investigated a number of options, and I'm thankful I chose this Maporch mesh screen. First, the mesh seems to be the perfect balance of rigidity (which you need to keep things out!) and flexibility (which you need to bend around corners, etc.). Second, I loved that they included gloves and cutting shears "” I used them both and they were sufficient for the project. Third, they'd included (at no additional cost) 20 extra clips. Not sure this will be true in the future, but it appears they were responsive to reviews that suggested 60 clips were not enough. I ended up using around 60, but having those extra ones gave me the confidence to not use them sparingly.

Also, I have a cement tile roof, so I had to figure out how to work with the mesh to ensure I didn't have big gaps where the tiles "step down" (they're around 3/4" thick). Slicing two of the small mesh squares gave the perfect amount of "give" in order to accomplish this. Then when bending the mesh around corners, slicing four of the squares gave enough freedom of movement in order to keep a tight fit to the tiles without bunching or creating gaps in the mesh. Cutting worked around electrical piping as well.

Finally, I'd say that the clips seem to be really sufficient to keep the mesh secured to the panels. However: they are not "easy" to slide into place. They lock due to friction, and it takes some muscles to actually get them tight and secure. If you have arthritis or lack strength in your arms, hands, or fingers, you WILL need help getting the clips locked in place.

Pro tip: you can put the clips together (part way) before getting up on your roof! That will save you lots of time and energy by trying to do this one at a time on a pitched surface! When they are part way connected, the hooked end will still slip easily through the mesh so you can connect it under the panel.