Pigeons don't need much: a ledge, a duct gap, or an open balcony corner is enough to start a nest. Our pigeon netting closes every entry point with a fine mesh pigeons cannot push through, without changing how your balcony looks or functions.
Pigeon droppings carry real health risks, including fungal infections from dried droppings dust, and they corrode paint, ACs and railings over time. Once a pair nests successfully, the same ledge or duct is reused year after year, so the problem compounds if left untreated.
We use a tighter weave than standard balcony netting, roughly 3/4-inch to 1-inch grid, because pigeons can squeeze through gaps that easily stop larger birds. Every corner, gap between the net and wall, and duct opening is heat-sealed or tied off individually so there is no loose edge for a determined bird to work through.
Duct areas and AC compressor ledges are the most common pigeon entry points we treat, alongside open balconies in older buildings without existing grillwork. We inspect the full elevation during the free visit, not just the area you've noticed birds in, since pigeons often nest one floor away from where droppings are visible.
For buildings with a heavy existing infestation, we recommend a one-time safe clean-up of old nesting material before netting, since sealing pigeons inside an existing nest area is both inhumane and creates an odour problem.
| Area / Type | Typical Price Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single balcony pigeon netting | ₹4,000 – ₹7,500 | Finer mesh costs slightly more than standard nets |
| Duct area / AC ledge | ₹2,500 – ₹6,000 | Priced per opening depending on height |
| Full building elevation | On-site quote | Depends on number of floors and ledges |
Prices are indicative; your exact quote depends on site inspection, height and access.
No — we clear existing nesting material safely before sealing the area, so no bird is trapped inside.
Yes, pigeon netting uses a finer mesh (about 3/4-1 inch) than the 2-inch mesh used for general fall-safety nets, and pays special attention to sealing every edge.
Once entry points are sealed, pigeons typically stop attempting to land within a few days, though a small number may circle the area for a week or two before giving up.
Yes, we regularly net shared duct shafts; this may need coordination with neighbouring flat owners or the building association, which we can help facilitate.
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A finer grid than standard nets, sized specifically to stop pigeons rather than larger birds.
Every join and duct opening is individually finished so there's no gap to exploit.
We check adjoining floors and ledges, not just the reported problem area.
Free inspection, written quote, same-week installation.