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Find the entry points
We check ledges, AC brackets, shaft openings, pipe gaps, window shades, and corners where birds sit.
Pigeon net fitting
Pigeon nets that close the real entry points
Pigeon problems usually start with one ledge, one pipe gap, or one open duct. The mess then spreads into the balcony, window shade, or utility area.
We close the entry points without blocking air and light, and we keep the fitting serviceable for cleaning later.
Photos firstMeasured on siteClean finish
Humane bird-entry prevention
Cleaner balconies and utility areas
Transparent and durable net choices
Custom fitting for awkward openings
Faster quote
Send one wide photo, one close photo of the fixing side, and your pincode or nearby landmark.
Site Check
What we look at before fitting
The right fitting depends on the opening, the surface, the access, and how the space is used after the work is done.
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Choose the coverage
Some places need full netting, while narrow ledges may be better handled with spikes.
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Fit around obstacles
The net is cut and tied around pipes, hooks, grills, and railing points instead of being stretched loosely over them.
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Clean edge finish
Edges are checked so birds cannot push through soft corners or loose lower sections.
Material Choice
Chosen after the opening is checked
Size, exposure, wall strength, daily use, and access all change what should be fitted.
Bird-control net
Used for balconies, ducts, and shafts where the aim is to stop entry, not trap birds.
Transparent net option
Useful where the balcony faces the road, garden, or an open view.
Edge rope
Keeps the net firm around the border and reduces loose pockets.
Hooks and clamps
Chosen based on the wall, railing, pipe work, and ledge access.
Compare
When another option makes more sense
| Option | Works For | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Pigeon net | Balconies, ducts, shafts, wide openings | Right when birds are entering a space. |
| Bird spikes | Narrow ledges, AC tops, parapets | Right when birds are only sitting on an edge. |
| Daily cleaning only | Very small, occasional mess | Does not stop birds from returning. |
Working Style
Plain advice before work starts
We look for the actual bird entry path before suggesting full netting.
The net is fitted around pipes and ledges instead of covering them roughly.
We explain when spikes are enough, so you do not overfit a small ledge.
The finish is planned so cleaning remains possible.
Area Links
Useful area links for this work
Start with a nearby area when the site condition, access, or building type is close to what you need.
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Questions
What people ask before booking
Will pigeons get trapped inside?
Before fitting, the area is checked and cleared. The net is meant to prevent entry after the space is empty.
Can pigeon netting be fitted around pipes?
Yes. Pipe gaps are usually handled with cuts, ties, and edge rope so the net does not hang loose.
Is a net better than spikes?
For a wide opening, yes. For a narrow sitting ledge, spikes may be enough.
Will it reduce airflow?
A properly selected net allows airflow. The main change is that birds cannot pass through the covered opening.
Can it be removed later?
Most net fittings can be removed, though small fixing marks may remain depending on the surface.