Kompally, Hyderabad · Manoj Safety Nets

Pigeon Nets in Kompally

Pigeons don't move on just because you chase them off. They stop coming back only once the opening is properly sealed — anchored edge to edge, with no corner gap left for them to squeeze through.

  • Balconies, utility ledges, AC slabs and ducts
  • Mesh sized so pigeons can't get through or perch
  • Corners and joints sealed, not only the flat middle
  • Old droppings and nesting cleared out before we start
Pigeon net fitted over a balcony opening to keep birds away

The problem

Why the same pigeons keep returning

Pigeons are habitual by nature. Once a corner or ledge has served as a nesting spot, the same birds — and others after them — keep returning season after season, drawn back by the droppings marking the site. Clearing a nest without sealing the opening just resets the cycle; they'll rebuild within a matter of days.

Beyond the mess, droppings are a genuine health concern. They dry out, turn to dust and drift indoors, which is especially troublesome in flats where the utility area opens straight into the kitchen.

The fix

How we actually fit the net

The whole job hinges on the edges. We anchor the border rope at tight intervals all the way round the perimeter, then pull the mesh taut so it lies flat against the opening. Pigeons exploit any gap — at a corner, behind a pipe, above a false ceiling line — so those spots get the most attention.

Where an AC outdoor unit or drainpipe crosses the opening, the mesh is cut and re-bordered around it rather than left with a loose slit — a slit that's simply pushed aside turns into an open doorway within a week.

Worker fixing an invisible grill wire setup onto a window opening

Where it goes

Typical spots in Kompally flats

  • Main and utility balconies
  • AC outdoor unit ledges and slabs
  • Kitchen ventilators and exhaust openings
  • Building ducts, shafts and stilt areas
  • Terrace parapets and open sit-outs
  • Window chajjas and sunshade ledges
A multi-storey apartment block in Hyderabad with open balconies

Appearance

How it reads from inside and outside

Pigeon mesh is fine, and in the transparent finish it comes across as a slight haze rather than a visible screen. From the street most people never notice it, which is why societies across Kompally rarely raise objections.

If you'd rather it blended into a darker wall, we can suggest a finish that suits your elevation better. Airflow through it stays much the same, so the balcony doesn't feel closed in.

Before we start

Clearing the area beforehand

It's best to clear existing nests and droppings before the net goes up, otherwise the mess just gets sealed in. Let us know the condition at inspection and we'll plan the visit accordingly.

If there are eggs or chicks in an active nest, the right thing to do is wait until they've fledged. We'll advise you honestly on timing rather than disturb it.

How it works

Our installation process

A simple, transparent sequence from your first call to final handover.

  1. 1

    Contact Us

    Call or WhatsApp us with your location in Kompally and what you need covered.

  2. 2

    Site Inspection

    We visit, check the opening, and take accurate measurements at your convenience.

  3. 3

    Recommendation & Quote

    You get a clear explanation of suitable options along with a written quote.

  4. 4

    Installation

    Our team installs on the agreed date, working cleanly and with minimum disturbance.

  5. 5

    Final Inspection

    We check tension, fittings and finish with you before handing over.

Service area

Coverage around Kompally

Pigeon netting is among our most requested jobs across Kompally's apartment blocks, and we serve the full locality plus nearby north Hyderabad areas like Suchitra, Petbasheerabad, Bowrampet and Dulapally.

Not sure whether your locality is covered? See the areas we serve or call 73373 93732.

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Gallery

Pigeon Nets — work from around Kompally

A look at the kind of openings we cover and how the finished job sits on the building.

Pigeon net fitted over a balcony opening to keep birds away
Pigeon net fitted over a balcony opening to keep birds away
Worker fixing an invisible grill wire setup onto a window opening
Worker fixing an invisible grill wire setup onto a window opening
A multi-storey apartment block in Hyderabad with open balconies
A multi-storey apartment block in Hyderabad with open balconies
Nylon safety netting fitted across an open balcony in a Kompally apartment
Nylon safety netting fitted across an open balcony in a Kompally apartment
Balcony covered floor to ceiling with nylon safety net mesh in a Kompally flat
Balcony covered floor to ceiling with nylon safety net mesh in a Kompally flat
Bird netting fixed over openings and ducts on a building
Bird netting fixed over openings and ducts on a building
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FAQs

Questions customers ask us

Does the net hurt the pigeons in any way?

No. It only blocks access — it isn't a trap and doesn't harm the bird at all.

Can pigeons tear their way through the mesh?

Not the grade we use. Problems almost always start from a loose edge rather than the mesh giving way, which is why we fix the perimeter tightly.

Can I still hang out washing on the balcony?

Yes. The net covers the opening, not the floor space, and it barely affects airflow.

What happens to the AC outdoor unit?

We cut the mesh and re-border it around the unit so it stays fully accessible and ventilated.

What's the cost like?

It's priced per square foot, so we quote after measuring. Of all the options, netting is usually the cheapest way to seal a large opening.

How fast can the work be scheduled?

Generally within a few days of the site visit, sometimes sooner for a single balcony.

Shut pigeons out of your balcony for good

Send a photo of the opening on WhatsApp and we'll set up a free measurement visit in Kompally.

Call or WhatsApp 73373 93732 — Kompally, Hyderabad