Flat and shared-access enquiries
Confirm the floor, balcony access and any association coordination.
A balcony you can keep using
Fit a neat enclosure around your balcony routine, with a complete perimeter and practical maintenance access.

Enjoy your balcony without leaving its open face available to pigeons. EverSafe fits pigeon safety nets in Eluru from ₹20 per sq ft including the selected net, fittings and installation, with the front, side returns and everyday access agreed before work.
Begin with the balcony
A balcony can have several exposed faces even when its front looks like one rectangle. Show the full space and describe where the birds first land or pass through.
Photograph the opening from floor level inside the flat, including the slab above and both side walls. State whether birds remain outside the railing or come into the usable balcony. This helps choose where the net plane should sit.
An open return beside a wall, a gap above a sunshade or an offset at the next balcony can provide another route. These features need their own closure detail; stretching one panel across the front will not automatically cover them.
A useful first estimate
Approximate inside measurements start the enquiry; panel dimensions and fixing positions are checked before fitting.
| What to record | Simple example | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Front opening | 10 ft wide × 10 ft high = 100 sq ft | This is one net face; the floor footprint is a different measurement. |
| Open return | 4 ft wide × 10 ft high = 40 sq ft | Add this face separately when it needs enclosure. |
| Stepped ceiling | Give the heights at both ends | A lower beam or sloping edge changes the panel shape. |
| Pipe or AC interruption | Send a close and a wide photo | The perimeter must continue around the feature. |
| Access location | Mark where servicing happens | A closure detail can be planned before the net is cut. |
These are measurement examples, not a bill for your balcony. Ask how overlaps, shaped pieces and access features are included in the measured scope.
Price, product and complete scope
From ₹20 per sq ft for the selected net, fittings and installation. Final coverage is confirmed at the opening.
Work out a starting budget
Use the width and height of one net or grill face, rather than the balcony floor area. Add other faces to the final enquiry.
Installation is included in the starting scope. The selected product, complete coverage, access and any agreed additional work determine the final quote.
Ask for a written scope before work. Repair, patching and previous-work reattachment are priced after assessing their extent.
Choose the actual specification
Ask for the mesh opening, twine specification, material and colour in the quotation.
A commonly specified pigeon mesh is 50 mm; the actual choice follows the birds being excluded and the product guidance. A smaller bird may need a different opening size. Mention mixed bird activity before choosing a pigeon-only panel.
Discuss available HDPE or nylon net options, their outdoor suitability and the construction offered. A thick-looking strand does not establish a tested fall rating. Ask to see the material description and how the border will be attached.

The detail that completes coverage
Review the full boundary, particularly where a straight panel meets pipes, walls and offset edges.
Fixings need a suitable underlying surface. Loose plaster, damaged concrete or a decorative false ceiling should be identified before the support arrangement is chosen. Drilling positions also need to respect concealed services and the property finish.
Retain the existing railing and explain whether the lower opening continues below its top rail. The installer checks how the net edge closes that space. A bird barrier does not replace a required railing or repair an unsafe one.
Use close photographs to show gaps beside drain pipes, brackets and slab returns. The installer can plan a shaped edge or separate piece where suitable. Avoid leaving a loose flap that appears closed only when the wind is still.
Keep the balcony practical
Plan the enclosure around open windows, drying clothes and cleaning access.
Show outward-opening shutters at their full travel. Handles, hinges and cleaning access influence the net position. In a compact utility balcony, check that a cupboard door or washing-machine service cover also remains usable after fitting.
Keep clothes rods and pulley ropes clear of the net in every operating position. Wet clothes should not pull against mesh or perimeter fittings. A separate ceiling drying system can be considered when the current arrangement crosses the proposed net plane.
Identify the AC, drain or exterior surface that needs periodic attention. Discuss a suitable access feature and how it closes again. Record who will restore it after servicing so a small maintenance opening does not become a permanent bird entrance.

From enquiry to handover
Agree the measured scope before fitting, then review the enclosure together.
Share the location, floor, approximate faces and any existing net. The assessment checks support, access, bird presence and the material choice. Agree the measured area, inclusions and any additional work before fitting.
Make the interior work area available and complete agreed preparation. The installer fits the chosen perimeter system, positions the panels and closes returns around the agreed boundary. Exterior work depends on an appropriate access arrangement and conditions.
Look along the top, bottom, corners and service openings. Confirm window travel and laundry clearance, then keep the supplied specification and care instructions. Raise any visible loose edge or unclosed return before the work is handed over.
Eluru access planning
Share the locality, floor and opening photos so we can discuss access, panel sizes and preparation.
For a flat enquiry, say whether the net face is reachable from your own balcony or requires shared exterior access. Include the association or owner contact when permissions, parking or access to another floor need coordination.
For an independent home or upper-floor utility area, photograph the ceiling or roof support together with any side opening. State whether recent roof repairs, paint or a drying arrangement should be completed before the new perimeter is fixed.
If the requested opening contains an AC unit or outward shutter, show its operating and servicing space. Include any access from a neighbouring room or terrace so the proposal accounts for the way the property is actually used.
Choose for the problem
Choose according to the entry opening or perch that needs attention.
| Your main need | Useful starting point | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Pigeons entering one balcony | Pigeon net across its exposed faces | Mesh, complete perimeter and household access. |
| Birds using several ducts or vents | Anti-bird net assessment | Species, opening schedule and shared maintenance. |
| Birds standing on a narrow exterior ledge | Bird spike assessment | Usable perch width, strip rows and fixing. |
| An open terrace with little overhead support | Terrace-net assessment | Support design, roof access and full boundary. |
| Children or pets using the opening | A separate safety assessment | Suitable barrier purpose, existing guards and animal behaviour. |
Installed measurement
From ₹20 per sq ft including nets, fittings and installation. Compare quotes against the listed faces.
A 10 ft × 10 ft opening measures 100 sq ft and gives an example starting amount of ₹2,000. The example assumes the agreed standard installation scope. Additional side faces increase the covered area rather than disappearing into the front measurement.
Material choice, shaped panels, access closures, support preparation and the method of reaching exterior edges can change the total. Ask for these decisions in writing. Repair or reattachment of an old net is assessed separately according to its condition.
Look after the enclosure
Send photos of the defect and surrounding net to compare repair with replacement.
A local tear, released edge or section removed for painting may be repairable if the surrounding net and supports remain sound. The assessment should identify what caused the damage so the same rubbing point or loose fitting is addressed.
Multiple weak areas, brittle strands or recurrent edge failure may justify a new panel or revised support arrangement. Colour change alone is not a complete condition assessment. Photographs of both the problem and the rest of the net are useful.
Inspect the perimeter after AC servicing, exterior painting or strong weather. Look from inside for tears, sagging and detached corners; do not lean outside to reach a defect. Arrange attention promptly if a gap could let birds behind the net.
Eluru and nearby coverage
Send the exact address, opening photographs and access contact to coordinate an assessment.
Confirm the floor, balcony access and any association coordination.
Show overhead support, side returns and the laundry arrangement.
Explain shutter movement, AC servicing and maintenance entry.
Make an informed choice
Pigeon-net installation starts from ₹20 per sq ft including the selected net and fittings. The final quote follows measured coverage, material choice, supports and access.
A measured 100 sq ft panel gives a starting example of ₹2,000. Side faces, overhead closure, access features or support work can change the total.
Measure each vertical opening by width and height, with open sides listed separately. The balcony floor area is usually different from the net coverage needed.
A 50 mm opening is a common pigeon-exclusion specification. Confirm the supplied mesh and complete perimeter, and mention smaller birds that may need a different choice.
Compare the offered net's outdoor specification, construction, mesh size and edge arrangement. A material name alone does not describe the finished installation.
Open mesh allows air and views through it, while remaining visible at some angles. Compare a sample against your own background, lighting and railing.
Yes, measure the front and each exposed return separately. Corners, height changes and pipes need connected edge details; a front panel alone may leave side access.
Explain where the technician must reach. A suitable access panel may be considered while equipment clearances remain available. Cutting an unplanned hole later can undo exclusion.
Laundry needs its own support. Show rods or pulleys fully lowered and raised so moving clothes and ropes stay clear of the net and fittings.
Report this before booking. The space must be checked clear without trapping wildlife, with appropriate help arranged where necessary before final closure.
Yes, send close and wide photos for assessment. Local defects may permit repair, while brittle mesh, repeated tears or weak supports can make replacement more appropriate.
Actual weather, access and fixing-surface condition determine whether work can proceed. Mention seepage or recent painting so the installer can confirm preparation and timing.
Pigeon mesh should not be relied on as tested fall protection or assumed suitable for chewing or climbing pets. Mention those needs for a separate barrier assessment.
Send your Eluru address, floor and photographs. Enquiries cover Powerpet, Sanivarapupeta, RR Peta, Ameenapet, Satrampadu, Tangellamudi, Vatluru and Ashok Nagar, with access coordinated for your property.
Let’s plan your installation
Send opening photographs, approximate face measurements and your Eluru location. We can discuss the net choice, installed scope and whether existing work can be repaired.