Bird Netting in Juhu

Pigeons on the sea-facing side

Flats on Juhu Tara Road and the beach side often keep their balconies open for the breeze. Pigeons like that too. A few visits to a ledge, an AC unit or a duct soon become a daily habit. Then come droppings on whatever you keep out there, and nests that block drains and small openings. Droppings can also spread disease, so they are worth keeping away from where people sit.

Once birds have nested somewhere, they keep coming back, and cleaning alone will not change that. A net does. It takes away the shelter while leaving the birds free to go somewhere else.

Bird net prices

Size and height decide the price, which is why nobody can tell you a figure over the phone. Call us or send a photo of the spot on WhatsApp, and we will arrange the site visit. If the balcony also has webs, ask about spider and web removal on the same call.

• How much will bird netting cost in Juhu?

  There is no fixed rate, because a small ledge and a long balcony are different jobs, and height matters too. So someone sees the spot first and then gives you the amount. Ring 80979 41077 or WhatsApp a photo with rough sizes to set that up. No work starts until you have the quote.

• Can birds get hurt by the net?

  It should not. A net is a barrier that stops them from getting in, and birds simply go elsewhere. The one risk is a bird shut inside while fitting. So tell us beforehand if there is a nest with eggs or chicks, and the job gets timed around that.

• How many years will a bird net last?

  That depends on the net, and on how much sun, rain and sea air the spot gets. We do not want to give you a number that does not fit your balcony. Ask during the site visit about which net suits your spot, and how to look after it.

• Will a net spoil my sea view?

  You will see it if you look for it, since it sits between you and the view. Light and breeze still come through, though. Mention the view at the site visit, and ask what choices there are for your balcony and how each one will look from inside the room.

• Does my society need to approve a bird net?

  Ask your committee first, because some societies have rules about anything fixed to the outer wall. It is better to find out before the visit than after. When a few flats or a full wing all want nets, the society can ask us to look at them on one visit and quote them together.

• Do you put nets on ducts and ledges too?

  Yes. Ducts, ledges and the gap around an AC outdoor unit can all be closed off if they can be reached safely. Walk the person around at the site visit and point out each place you have seen birds or droppings, so that the quote covers all of it in one go.

• Is it really worth keeping pigeons off my balcony?

  If you use the balcony, yes. Droppings can spread disease and ruin whatever you keep out there, and nests block small drains. Pigeons also come back to a spot they like, so you end up washing the same floor every week. A net ends that without hurting any bird.

• What happens at the bird netting site visit?

  One of our team comes and sees how the birds get in, takes measurements and suggests a net for that spot. This is the time to ask how it will look from inside and what your society allows. You get the quote afterwards, and you decide after that.

• Which net is used for bird netting?

  We suggest the net at the site visit, after seeing the spot, because different openings can have different needs. It then goes across the whole opening so that birds cannot get through. Call 80979 41077 if you have a preference or a question, and we will talk it through with you first.

• Can bird netting be booked along with pest control?

  Yes. Say what else is bothering you when you ring. A net and some spider or lizard work on one balcony can go on a single booking. The net may need its own day, and we will say so when we fix the time, so that you are not left waiting.