Utility poles’ “bird droppings countermeasures” are free! If you’re having trouble with Tokyo Electric/NTT, contact them right away!

Tokyo Electric bird damage countermeasures are here (*´ω`*)

Crows perch on utility poles and leave them covered in droppings… If you’re troubled by this! Good news!
Actually… Tokyo Electric or NTT will handle the countermeasures “for free.”

It takes about 2 weeks to 1 month after application, so it’s best to apply as soon as possible!

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First, safely go to the Tokyo Electric website

Tokyo Electric bird damage countermeasures are here (*´ω`*)
Following this link will take you to the screen below.

If you scroll down as is…

The owner of the utility pole is determined as “Tokyo Electric? NTT?”

The company below the plate is the owner.
*If it’s NTT, click here

In Step 2, please click on “Apply for Equipment Modification” (*´ω`*)

Don’t lose to the “breaking your spirit” strategy with estimates and timelines

Estimates and delivery dates – this is about utility poles/wires and has nothing to do with bird damage.
Don’t worry and just scroll down, down, down.

and apply.

Fill it in steadily. You’re almost free from bird damage *hopeful

There’s a lot of tedious input, but please do your best to fill it in.
In “Reason for Relocation/Modification,” there’s an option for “Utility pole (bird droppings countermeasures)” – please select that.

Once you’ve filled in everything, Tokyo Electric will call you.
After that, there will be an on-site inspection and consultation scheduling → actual construction (work).

In my case, construction hasn’t started yet,
but as of 7/30 (inspection), since work spans the Obon holiday, it will be mid-August or later.
If you want to reduce bird droppings under the utility pole even a little, it’s free so I think it’s worth trying once.

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