Coconuts and fronds can fall from significant height with enough force to dent a car roof or seriously injure someone standing below, yet most properties with mature coconut palms have no protection in place beyond periodically asking a climber to manually clear the tree.
Our coconut tree netting wraps a support frame around the tree's canopy at a safe working height, catching coconuts and dead fronds before they reach the ground, and allowing scheduled clearing from the net rather than manual tree-climbing.
Installation is done by riggers trained for tree-height work, using a frame that doesn't restrict the tree's growth or health, unlike improvised tarpaulin or rope solutions that can damage bark or trap moisture against the trunk.
This service is most commonly requested for properties with palms overhanging parking areas, children's play zones, walkways or neighbouring compounds, where the liability and safety risk of a falling coconut is highest.
Pricing guide
| Area / Type | Typical Price Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single tree (up to 25ft) | ₹3,500 – ₹6,000 | Includes frame and installation |
| Multiple trees (4+, per tree) | ₹2,800 – ₹5,000 | Bulk pricing per tree |
Prices are indicative; your exact quote depends on site inspection, height and access.
Frequently asked questions
Does the netting harm the tree?+
No, our frame is designed to avoid contact stress on the bark and doesn't trap moisture against the trunk, unlike improvised wrapping methods.
How often does the net need clearing?+
Most properties schedule clearing every 30-45 days depending on the tree's yield cycle; we offer a scheduled clearing add-on service.
Can this be done for multiple trees along a driveway?+
Yes, multi-tree properties are priced per tree with a bulk discount for 4 or more trees on the same visit.
Is this only for coconut trees?+
The same system works for other tall fruit or palm trees with a falling-object risk, such as areca palms.
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