AC duct shafts and utility risers are narrow, awkward to access, and exactly the kind of gap pigeons and falling debris both exploit. Netting them requires more precision than a flat balcony opening.
Duct and utility shafts run vertically through many floors of a building, and a single unsealed opening becomes an access point for pigeons at any floor along that shaft, not just the one where you noticed the problem. Our inspection traces the full shaft rather than only the visible opening.
Because duct areas are narrow and often only accessible from awkward angles, installation uses smaller panel sections stitched together on-site rather than a single large net sheet, ensuring a tight seal around AC compressor units, pipework and structural beams inside the shaft.
We also address falling-object risk in duct areas, since loose tools, tiles or building material dropped from upper floors during maintenance work can travel the full height of an unsealed shaft; correctly netted shafts catch this debris at each floor rather than letting it fall to the base.
Duct netting is typically installed from the flat's balcony or utility window rather than requiring shaft access, keeping the job non-intrusive to other residents sharing the same shaft.
| Area / Type | Typical Price Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single duct opening | ₹2,500 – ₹6,000 | Depends on shaft depth and access |
| Multi-floor shaft (per building) | On-site quote | Coordinated across all floors sharing the shaft |
Prices are indicative; your exact quote depends on site inspection, height and access.
Usually no — most duct netting is installed from your own balcony or utility window opening without needing access to neighbouring flats.
Yes, a properly netted shaft catches falling tools, tiles or material at each floor rather than letting it fall the full height of the building.
It's usually priced per opening rather than per sq.ft, since panel-fitting labour is higher relative to the area covered.
Yes, duct and pigeon netting are frequently done together in a single visit since they address the same bird-entry problem.
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We inspect and net the entire duct run, not just the floor where pigeons were noticed.
Smaller stitched panels seal tightly around compressors, pipework and beams.
Installed from your balcony or utility window, without disturbing other floors.
Free inspection, written quote, same-week installation.