Support bees, butterflies, and other vital pollinators with our specially designed habitat boxes. These homes provide shelter and nesting space to help pollinators survive and flourish. Handcrafted from natural materials and perfect for wild corners of your garden, our pollinator boxes play a small but powerful role in keeping nature buzzing.
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We can design and manufacture a bespoke box that suits your requirements whether it’s for a particular species or to fill an odd space in your garden, or maybe you just want something completely unique to you.
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We’ve seen first-hand the damage predators like grey squirrels can cause to nest boxes, from chewing through lids and entrance holes to pulling entire boxes loose. After years of observing and learning, we’ve tried and tested a range of predator control methods to help keep garden birds safe.
At Habi-Box, our Signature nest boxes can be customised with protective features like metal plates, which are widely recognised as one of the most effective ways to prevent squirrel damage. We’ve also trialled alternative methods, including roof mesh, extended entrance designs, and retrofitted tubes. Each of these has shown success in more severe cases.
If you’d like to add one of these protective features to your nest box, or want to learn more about predator control, just get in touch. We’re always happy to help.
All of our nesting and habitat boxes include an access panel, making annual cleaning simple and safe. For bird boxes, we recommend cleaning between October and January. For hedgehog houses, wait until the summer months. Always wear gloves, as nesting material may contain parasites or other unwanted visitors
If you think your box is still in use, wait until it’s empty before opening it. Never disturb any wildlife that has chosen your box as their home.
Please note, bat boxes should never be opened or disturbed. Bats are a protected species in the UK, and only licensed professionals are permitted to monitor or handle them.
