20th July 1998

To Whom It May Concern

Our company operates two large export registered freezing works in the North Laverton Industrial area. For many years we have had a problem with a fast growing pigeon population.

We have tried many ways to remove the pigeons over the years. We tried using a gas scare gun but the birds soon got used to the noise. We tried to prevent entry to the attic areas by using chicken wire but the birds still managed to find a path. Contractors have come and tried to remove the birds but failed.

Merv Crofts of A-1 Pigeon control walked into our office some six months ago and said he will be able to permanently remove all the pigeons. We were sceptical after all the previous failures but Merv gave us a money back guarantee so we gave him a try.

After six months we are happy to report that Merv has successfully removed the bulk of the pigons. We have a maintenance period of twelve months and are confident that the pigeon problem is gone and will not re-occur again.

I feel very comfortable in recommending A-1 Pigeon control to anyone with a Pigeon problem.

Gabort I Hilton
Manager and Engineer

VERMONT SOUTH SHOPPING CENTRE
495 Burwood Highway, Vermont South VIC 3133
Phone (+61 3) 9803-4096
Fax (+61 3) 9802-0560

To whom it may concern,

A1 Pigeon Control eliminated our pigeon problem at Vermont South Shopping Centre within the 2 month period allocated, and is now employed on a 12 month maintenance program.

I have always found Merv to be a professional and friendly person easy to work with.

I would not hesitate in recommending A1 Pigeons Control to any persons requiring their services.

Your faithfully,

Cheri Carman.
Centre Manager.

HIFERT
Geelong Plant
Old Melbourne Road
LARA VIC 3212
Phone (+61 3) 5282 3400

20th July 1998

To Whom It May Concern,

HiFert at Geelong has utilised the services of Merv. Crofts since April this year for the removal of feral pigeons from both sites at Geelong.
The population of birds on the sites has been significantly reduced.
I can recommend the effectiveness of the service provided by Merv. Crofts.

Yours faithfully,

Bruce Jones
Plant Manager - Geelong

BEAVER PLASTICS PTY. LTD.
Extruders, Printers and Converters of Polyethylene
Cnr. Cremorne St. & Harcourt Pde.,
Richmond VIC 3121
P.O. Box 2238, Richmond South
Phone (+61 3) 9429 2377
Fax (+61 3) 9427 0381

17th May 1999

To Whom It May Concern

RE: MERV CROFTS
THE PIGEON MAN
A1 PIGEON CONTROL

I confirm that the abovenamed was engaged by our Company in June 1998.

Our premises in Richmond needed some improvement and assistance in eliminating pigeons and their droppings from in and around them.

Mr. Crofts understood this task in a reliable and professional manner and we recall Mr. Crofts again whenever we see any signs of the problem possibly arising.

He has been responsible and pro-active in advising us an ongoing basis and we have no hesitation recommending him in this specialist work area.

Your faithfully,

A.J. PETERSON FCA
DIRECTOR

PARADE COLLEGE
1436 Plenty Road, Bundoora
P.O. Box 1069, Bundoora, VIC. 3083 Australia
Phone (+61 3) 9468 3300
Fax (+61 3) 9467 3937

16th June 1999

To Whom It May Concern

Our college had a large problem with Pigeons, which were causing a large amount of mess and nesting problems in roof areas, around air conditioning and heating ducts.

We had tried other companies to help remove the Pigeons, but all had not solved the problem.

After contacting Merv Crofts, A-1 Pigeon Control, and now three months down the track, a large amount of Pigeons have been removed.

We are now on a maintenances period of twelve months and I feel comfortable in recommending A-1 Pigeon Control to any one with a Pigeon problem.

Rolf Attley
Building & Grounds Maintenance

ASSUMPTION COLLEGE - KILMORE
P.O. Box 111, Kilmore IIC 3764
Phone (+61 3) 5782 1422
Fax (+61 3) 5782 1902

28th August 1999

To Whom It May Concern

• Pigeons have been a continuing problem at this College for many years. Their perching and roosting on parapets, pipes and in alcoves caused a continuing mess, which was unsightly. Downpipes were often blocked with nesting material, which in turn created drainage problems.
  
  
• Several attempts have been made, using various methods, to remove them but with little success over the years.
  
  
• Mr Merv. Crofts of A-1 Pigeon control has, over a three month period, greatly reduced the number of piegons infesting the College buildings.
  
  
• We have now recommeced a regular maintenance contract with Mr. Crofts, and I would recommend him to any person or organistaion that has a problem with Pigeon infestation.

W.F. Begley.
Manager, Buildings & Services.