Balconies
Front and side openings where pigeons enter, roost or reach planters and utility items.
Measured bird-entry control in Bengaluru
Pigeon safety nets close suitable openings so birds cannot easily enter balconies, windows, utility spaces and ducts. Servani Safety Nets checks the bird entry route, measures every open face and plans perimeter closure and access before providing a written quote.
Business enquiries are open 24 hours, every day.

Site details before installation
The entry route, mesh, complete edge closure, fixing surface and maintenance access are reviewed before installation.
Quick answer
Diagnose before buying
Pigeon netting is intended to block access through an opening. It is commonly stretched across balcony faces, windows, utilities or ducts so birds cannot easily reach the protected space. Complete perimeter closure matters because pigeons may use small side or corner routes.
Bird spikes solve a narrower problem: they discourage landing on ledges, parapets, pipes, signs or outdoor AC units. Spikes do not close an open balcony. If birds both enter the balcony and sit on an outer ledge, the site may need different controls for each location.
Existing nesting material and droppings should be handled carefully before the opening is closed. Cleaning scope, safe access and future maintenance should be agreed separately rather than assumed to be part of a net-only price.
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Common applications
The useful coverage follows the actual bird route, including side returns and service openings.
Front and side openings where pigeons enter, roost or reach planters and utility items.
Open window faces and service balconies after checking door, exhaust and drying access.
Selected duct openings with secure perimeter fixing and planned maintenance access.
Suitable light wells and service openings where bird entry is the identified problem.
Commercial comparison
A useful quote identifies the opening, net and complete closure method instead of listing only a per-square-foot rate.
Purchase intent
How the work is measured
Covered width x covered height for each opening; landing spikes, cleaning and access work are measured separately.
The quote should reflect all bird entry faces and the full perimeter. An incomplete low-cost section may leave an open return or maintenance gap that birds can continue to use.
Choose the right service
Service process
Send wide photos of the opening, close photos of corners and details of where pigeons enter or sit.
We identify open faces, fixing surfaces, pipe gaps, access needs and any separate landing problem.
Approve the net, mesh, perimeter closure, measured area, access sections and any separate cleaning work.
The mesh is fixed and tensioned, edge routes are checked and future maintenance access is explained.
Before you approve the work
Local service
We handle enquiries across Bengaluru. Send your neighbourhood and site photos so access and measurement can be discussed before a visit.
Frequently asked questions
Price depends on measured opening area, net and mesh specification, number of faces, edge closure, fixing surface, floor access and removable service sections. Cleaning and spike work should be priced separately when required.
A correctly planned net can block the covered entry route, but every side, corner and service gap must be closed. It cannot stop birds landing on nearby uncovered ledges or roofs.
Choose netting to close a large opening that birds enter. Choose spikes mainly to discourage landing on narrow ledges, parapets, pipes, signs or AC units. Some sites have both problems and need separate controls.
Often yes, if suitable perimeter fixing and safe access are available. Duct fans, pipes, fire or maintenance routes and association rules must be checked before closing the opening.
Do not assume it does. Cleaning, nest removal and disposal involve separate hygiene and access work. Ask for these items to be clearly included or excluded in the written quote.
Mesh remains visible, but open netting usually allows useful daylight and airflow. Visibility depends on cord thickness, colour, mesh size, viewing distance and how evenly it is tensioned.
Timing depends on opening size, number of faces, edge details, fixing surfaces, floor access and whether old material or cleaning work is involved. The expected duration is confirmed after the scope is reviewed.
Send your location, wide photos of every opening, close photos of corners and pipes, approximate dimensions, floor level and details of where birds enter or land. Mention any cleaning or maintenance access needed.
Send wide photos, corner details, approximate measurements, floor level and where pigeons enter or land. We will explain whether the site needs netting, spikes or separate work.
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