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Pigeon Nets — Options
Choose the fitting that matches your space.
Pigeon Nets for Balconies
A sealed net enclosure across the balcony opening that keeps pigeons from roosting on grills, ACs and drying stands.
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Pigeon Nets for Windows
Fine-mesh netting over window ledges and sunshades, the most common pigeon-nesting spot on older buildings.
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Pigeon Nets for Terrace
Full overhead netting for open terraces and rooftop utility areas, stopping large flocks from settling and fouling the floor.
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Fully Sealed Fitting
Nets are closed at every edge and corner, because a single gap is enough for pigeons to get back in.
Knotted HDPE Mesh
We use knotted (not welded) mesh, which holds its shape and doesn’t loosen at the joints over time.
Works Around AC Units
Netting is cut and fitted around outdoor AC units, pipes and grills instead of forcing you to relocate them.
No Harm to Birds
The net simply blocks access to the space — it doesn’t trap or injure birds, unlike spikes or gel repellents.
Free Site Measurement
We inspect the affected balcony, window or terrace on site before quoting a fitting cost.
Built for the Conditions Here
Across Srikakulam, older independent houses sit alongside newer apartment construction. Open balconies and windows built without safety fittings are common here, which is why pigeon nets is increasingly requested by residents once a family moves in or children start using the balcony unsupervised.
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Our Installation Process
Free Site Visit
We inspect where pigeons are entering or roosting and measure the area.
Net Cutting
Knotted HDPE mesh is cut to size, working around AC units and pipes.
Sealing the Edges
Every edge and corner is fixed and sealed, since a single gap defeats the purpose.
Fitting
The net is stretched and fixed flush against the frame or railing.
Final Check
We walk the full perimeter to confirm there are no gaps left open.
What Goes Into the Job
How Much Does Pigeon Nets Cost?
Pricing depends on the size of the area, the number of corners/openings, floor height and site access — there's no fixed rate we can quote without seeing the space. Every job starts with a free, no-obligation site measurement so you get an accurate number, not an estimate that changes later.
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The Complete Guide to Pigeon Nets in Srikakulam
Why Pigeons Are a Persistent Problem
Pigeons return to the same roosting spot repeatedly once they've nested there, which is why a one-time cleanup rarely solves the problem for long. Balconies, window ledges and open terraces in Srikakulam offer exactly the flat, sheltered surfaces pigeons look for, especially on upper floors away from street-level disturbance. Droppings aren't just unpleasant to clean — they're acidic enough to damage paint and flooring over time, and carry health risks including fungal infections, which is why sealing the space off is more effective than repeated cleaning.
Local Conditions That Attract Birds
Pigeons in residential areas across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh tend to concentrate wherever there's a reliable mix of shelter and food — balconies near kitchen windows, open terraces used for drying grain or clothes, and ledges under sunshades that stay dry through the monsoon. Buildings near open plots or with visible water tanks tend to see more pigeon activity, since these provide the food and water sources pigeons return to daily.
Choosing the Right Mesh
Not all bird netting is equal — the two things that matter are the knot type and mesh size. Knotted HDPE mesh holds its shape at each intersection and doesn't loosen the way welded or woven mesh can over time. Mesh size matters too: too wide and smaller birds or even a pigeon squeezing through a corner can still get in; too tight and the net becomes harder to fit cleanly around railings and pipes. We use a mesh size specifically sized to keep pigeons out while staying easy to fit flush against the opening.
How We Approach the Fitting
We start with a site visit to see exactly where birds are entering and roosting, since the fix is different for a balcony than it is for a window ledge or open terrace. The netting is then cut to size, working around AC units, pipes and cable runs rather than asking you to move them. The most important part of the job is sealing every edge and corner completely — a single unsealed gap is enough for a pigeon to find its way back in, so we walk the full perimeter before calling the job finished.
What Happens After Fitting
Most customers notice pigeons stop trying to land within the first few days, since the birds can no longer perch or find a flat surface to roost on. The net itself needs very little maintenance — an occasional clean of droppings that collect on top keeps it looking neat, but the mesh doesn't degrade quickly under normal conditions. If pigeons are still visible trying to access the space after installation, it usually means a small gap was missed, which we'll come back and seal.
Cost Factors People Often Miss
Bird netting is usually priced per square foot of area covered, but a few site-specific details affect the final cost: how many AC units, pipes or cable runs the net has to be cut and sealed around, whether the balcony or terrace has an irregular shape that needs extra cutting and joining, and access difficulty on upper floors. We account for all of this during the free site visit rather than quoting a flat per-square-foot rate that doesn't reflect the actual space.
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