Duct Area Pigeon Net Installation

Site Assessment for Duct Openings

We begin with a site visit to check where pigeons enter and which openings need coverage. Our team measures the space and examines the surrounding surfaces for suitable fixing locations. We also check the positions of pipes, cables, exhaust outlets and service access points before recommending a net layout.

Careful Fitting Around Building Services

Before work begins, we coordinate access and any required permissions with the resident or building management. We plan suitable working access for the duct location and avoid fixing into pipes, cables or unsuitable surfaces. The net is secured along the agreed boundaries, with attention to corners and gaps that could allow pigeons through. The layout must preserve required ventilation, fire-safety provisions and access to building services.

Final Checks and Duct Net Aftercare

After installation, our team checks the net edges, tension and fixings for visible gaps or loose sections. We explain how to inspect the net from a safe, accessible position without leaning into the shaft. Arrange a review if you notice damage, loose fixings or changes caused by plumbing or other maintenance work. For a duct assessment or installation enquiry in Chennai, call +91 96000 35014.

How our installation team works

Arrange a site visit and check duct access.
Measure openings and agree on the fixing layout.
Install the net around essential service access.
Inspect edges and fixings, then explain aftercare.

Frequently asked questions

Can a pigeon net cover a duct with pipes and exhaust outlets?

This depends on the duct layout and clearance requirements. We assess the opening before planning coverage that avoids obstructing exhaust discharge, required ventilation or maintenance access.

What if pigeons or active nests are already inside the duct?

Tell us before the site visit so the installation can be planned without trapping birds. Active nests, eggs or chicks may require work to be postponed and guidance from an appropriate local wildlife professional.

Can maintenance workers access the duct after installation?

Discuss routine plumbing, electrical and cleaning access during the assessment so we can plan an appropriate access arrangement where feasible. Do not cut or detach the net without arranging for it to be safely reinstated.