Treats the whole structure
Removes the colony's foothold instead of moving it two floors up.
When one balcony is not the problem — facade-wide, shaft-wide and society-wide netting that treats the whole structure so the birds do not simply move next door.
A single netted balcony solves one flat's problem. It does not solve the building's, because the flock relocates to the next available ledge — usually two floors up. Pigeon protection netting takes the whole-structure view: facades, shafts, light wells, terraces and common areas treated together.
This is the work we most often do for RWAs, builders and facility managers. It costs less per square foot than the same area done flat-by-flat, and it produces a uniform appearance across the elevation rather than a patchwork of different colours and mesh sizes that makes a building look neglected.
Pigeons are colonial and highly site-faithful. Removing one roosting option within a colony redistributes the birds; it does not reduce them. Treating the full envelope removes the colony's foothold on the structure, which is the only outcome that actually reduces droppings at ground level.
There is a practical argument too. A coordinated society-wide installation means one mobilisation, one access arrangement, one material specification and one colour — instead of eleven separate jobs over three years, each with its own scaffold cost and its own shade of net.
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What we install, in the detail you would need to compare one quotation against another.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Mesh | 25 × 25 mm standard for pigeons; 19 mm where sparrows are also present |
| Material | UV-stabilised HDPE, single specification across the building |
| Colour | One agreed colour across the elevation for a uniform finish |
| Support | SS wire rope perimeter and grid, sized to span and exposure |
| Access | Scaffold, boom lift or rope access, quoted transparently |
| Phasing | Wing-by-wing or block-by-block to suit society approvals and budget |
Removes the colony's foothold instead of moving it two floors up.
One mobilisation and one access arrangement instead of eleven separate small jobs.
One colour, one mesh, one detail. The building looks maintained rather than patched.
Wing-by-wing or block-by-block, so it fits how societies actually approve and fund work.
Whole-building schemes are quoted per square foot with access stated as a separate, visible line so an RWA committee can see exactly what it is approving. The per-square-foot rate is typically lower than individual flat work because mobilisation and access are shared across the whole job.
Every quotation follows a free site visit, and states the rate, the material and any access cost in writing before work begins.
Tell us what is happening and where — a photo of the balcony or ledge is usually enough for us to know what we are looking at.
We visit, measure, identify the species and check what we will be anchoring into. No charge and no obligation.
A clear quote stating mesh size, material, colour, hardware and access cost. No hidden extras added later.
Our team installs, tensions, seals every edge, clears up, and walks you around the finished job before leaving.
Photographs from completed jobs across Delhi NCR.
It will help that wing and will very likely push the flock to an adjacent one. If budget requires phasing, we would rather plan a staged scheme with an agreed specification so each phase matches, than net one wing and have the committee conclude netting does not work.
That is the point of doing it centrally. One mesh size, one colour and one edge detail across the elevation. Flat-by-flat netting over several years is what produces the patchwork look most societies are trying to get away from.
Usually the managing committee, since facades, shafts and terraces are common property. We are happy to attend a committee meeting, walk the building with your maintenance team and provide a written scope the committee can circulate before voting.
Less than most committees expect. Work proceeds wing by wing, and access is generally external. Residents in the immediate work area are given notice, and balcony-side work is scheduled by appointment so nobody has to stay home for a week waiting.
Yes, and it is worth sequencing deliberately. Netting after painting avoids paint damage to a new net; netting before means the painters will cut it. Tell us your painting schedule and we will advise on the order.
Large-span bird netting for warehouses, factory sheds, malls, atriums and parking structures — engineered fixings and out-of-hours installation.
Tight-mesh HDPE netting that stops pigeons nesting on balconies, windows, ledges and AC units — humane, and almost invisible once fitted.
End-to-end bird netting — site survey, correct mesh selection, installation, and repair or re-tensioning of nets that have started to sag.
We install in New Delhi, Faridabad, Gurugram, Noida, Manesar, Sohna. Site visits anywhere in our service area are free and carry no obligation.
Free site inspection, a written quotation, and an honest answer about what the job actually needs.