Window Pigeon Net Installation

Site Visit and Window Measurement

We inspect the window opening, surrounding ledges and available fixing surfaces before planning the installation. Measurements account for the frame, shutters, existing grills and any nearby service access. We also discuss cleaning access and building restrictions so the proposed layout suits your space.

Careful Fitting Around Window Openings

Our team selects fixing positions based on the condition of the surrounding surface and the access available. The net is fitted across the intended opening, with attention to edges and corners where pigeons could enter. We check shutter movement and avoid obstructing designated emergency exits. Any birds or active nests within the proposed enclosure need to be addressed safely before the area is closed off.

Installation Checks and Aftercare

After fitting, we inspect the net edges, tension and fixing points for visible gaps or loose sections. We explain how to clean around the installation without pulling on the mesh or disturbing the anchors. Window pigeon nets are bird barriers, not fall-protection systems for people or pets. If you notice damage, loose fittings or gaps after building maintenance, contact YPL Safety Nets on +91 96000 35014 to discuss an inspection.

How our installation team works

Arrange a site visit to assess window access.
Measure openings and agree on the fixing layout.
Fit the net and secure its edges.
Check window operation and explain aftercare.

Frequently asked questions

Can pigeon nets be installed on windows with existing grills?

In many cases, yes, depending on the grill layout, fixing surfaces and safe access. We assess these during the site visit before recommending a fitting method.

Will I still be able to open and clean my windows?

We plan the net position around shutter movement and discuss cleaning access before installation. Any limitations caused by the window design or available space are explained beforehand.

What if pigeons are nesting on the window ledge?

Tell our team before the visit so the installation can be planned without trapping birds. Active nests may require postponement and advice from a local wildlife rescue organisation before work proceeds.