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Old 07-10-2025, 09:28 AM   #1
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I have birds that used to head for my New Hampshire window units (actually thru the wall air conditioning units) each year and the birds would routinely set up nests.

I finally got tired of this issue so I purchased some heavy black screening and attached the screening around the units. Problem solved and the A/C units have been running great ever since.

One of these days I'll be replacing these wall A/C units with mini splits. I had a wall A/C unit at my place in Florida up until 2022 and replaced it with a mini splits and wished I had done it 10 years ago. The splits are quiet and energy efficient. You can place them anywhere you want to because there is no duct work.

By the way, I purchased my Florida mini splits from Costco and they had them installed for me. Best purchase I've ever made!
Did the black screen prevent the nesting or just keep any nesting materials from entering the AC?

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Did the black screen prevent the nesting or just keep any nesting materials from entering the AC?

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Both!

Be sure it's heavy screen material......
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