Bird netting across Whitefield — balconies, AC platforms, duct shafts and building ledges through the ITPL communities, Hope Farm, Kadugodi and Brookefield. On a large gated community the pigeon problem is a building problem rather than a flat problem, and it is generally solved that way.
What Whitefield changes about the job
The same crew and the same materials everywhere in Bangalore — what changes is the building stock, and what that means for how the job is fitted.
In a tower, pigeons work the whole elevation. Netting one balcony moves them two floors up rather than getting rid of them, which is why a single-flat job in a Whitefield community so often has to be repeated a year later. Netting the duct shafts and the common ledges at the same time is what actually ends it, and that is an association decision — we are happy to present it to a committee.
Whitefield is where Bangalore builds tallest and fastest. A large share of what we fit here is in gated communities of ten to twenty-five floors, and that changes two things about the job: the wind at that height is a genuine load rather than a footnote, and almost every installation needs the apartment association signed off before a drill comes out. We are used to both — most associations on this side already have a specification on file, and we quote to it.
Building stock here
Overwhelmingly apartment stock: large gated communities around ITPL, Hope Farm and Kadugodi, mid-rise blocks through Brookefield and Nallurhalli, and villa rows towards Varthur and Siddapura. Balconies are generally full-height and glazed or open to a low parapet, which is exactly the opening an invisible grill was designed for.
Why our bird netting hold up
We quote after looking at where the birds actually get in, not just at the opening you can see from inside. That usually means netting a corner return, a beam junction or the strip behind an AC bracket that a cheaper quote leaves open — and it is the only reason our netting stays effective while the neighbour's is re-colonised inside a year.
What it is made of
- Mesh
- UV-treated nylon at a pigeon-exclusion aperture
- Perimeter
- Stainless steel cable
- Fixings
- Stainless throughout, so nothing rusts down the wall
- Duct openings
- Resettable, so maintenance can open and re-secure them
- Fitted to
- Balconies, ledges, duct shafts and building faces
Three steps, one day
Most Whitefield homes are measured one day and installed the next.
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You call or WhatsApp A photo of the balcony is enough to start.
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Free measurement Fixed per-sq-ft quote on the spot, no revisions later.
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Installed and cleaned up Our fitters clear the area, run stainless perimeter cable around the full envelope including corners and returns, then tension the mesh and seal every edge to the structure.
Questions we get in Whitefield
Our Whitefield tower has pigeons on every floor. Is netting one flat worth it?
It will clear your balcony and it will not clear the building — they relocate rather than leave. It is worth doing if you want your own opening usable now, but the lasting fix is netting the shafts and shared ledges as a block. Raise it with the association and we will quote both so the committee can see the difference.
Which parts of Whitefield do you cover?
The whole Whitefield belt is on our regular east Bangalore route — ITPL, Hope Farm, Kadugodi, Varthur, Brookefield and Nallurhalli included. There is no travel charge anywhere inside Bangalore.
Is netting cruel to the pigeons?
No. It is a barrier — the birds cannot land there and go elsewhere. Nothing traps, injures or poisons them, which is not true of spikes or gels.
There is a nest with eggs on my balcony. Can you still net it?
Tell us when you call. We would rather time the job around an active nest than seal a bird in, and we will advise on when to schedule.
Can the duct still be opened for plumbing work?
Yes — duct netting is fitted with resettable fixings so a plumber can open the panel and re-secure it afterwards.
Do you do whole apartment blocks?
Yes, and at association rates. Block-wide netting is usually cheaper per flat and far more effective than owners netting one balcony at a time.
We netted one balcony and the pigeons moved upstairs. What now?
That is normal in a tower — netting one flat displaces the colony rather than removing it. The lasting fix is closing the duct shafts and the shared ledges as a block, which is an association decision. We will quote both so a committee can compare them.
Everything we fit in Whitefield
Get a price in Whitefield
Free site measurement across Whitefield and the rest of East Bangalore. Send a photo of the balcony and we can start from that.