Pigeon Nets
Nearly invisible anti-bird netting that keeps pigeons off balconies, ducts, ledges and terraces.
View details for Pigeon NetsPigeon nets, safety nets, invisible grills, cricket practice nets and cloth hangers, each fitted by our own crew after a free site visit.
Choose the service you need and your area. We will call to arrange a free site visit.
Nearly invisible anti-bird netting that keeps pigeons off balconies, ducts, ledges and terraces.
View details for Pigeon NetsBalcony, children, monkey and construction safety nets that stop falls and keep families protected.
View details for Safety NetsStainless-steel wire grills that protect balconies and windows while keeping the view open.
View details for Invisible GrillsHeavy-duty cricket nets, boundary nets and sports enclosures for terraces, grounds and turfs.
View details for Cricket Practice NetsCeiling and wall-mounted cloth drying hangers that save space in small balconies.
View details for Cloth HangersMost balconies have more than one problem. There may be pigeons on the ledge, a toddler who has just learned to climb, a clothes line that blocks the door and a view you would rather not lose. The right answer is rarely one product, so we start by listening to how you use the space and then explain the options.
Choose pigeon nets. A net closes the opening so birds cannot land, nest or leave droppings. Spikes suit narrow ledges, and duct nets protect shafts that are hard to clean.
Choose safety nets for tight-mesh protection against falls, or invisible grills when you want the same protection with the clearest possible view. Both are fixed into the structure and tested before hand-over.
Choose cloth hangers to lift drying clothes off the balcony floor, and cricket practice nets to turn a spare terrace or plot into a safe practice area.
Every service page lists its options, materials, care advice and the areas we cover. If you are unsure, send us a photo on WhatsApp or ask for a free visit, and we will recommend the simplest solution that solves your problem properly.
Whichever service you choose, the process is the same, so you always know what to expect. It starts with a free visit, where we measure each opening, look at the walls, ceiling and floor for solid fixing points and ask how the space is used. We then explain the options in plain language and give you a written quote that lists the material, the coverage, the fixings and the price.
You can also browse our service areas to see the nearest branch, look through the gallery to compare finished work, or read our guides for advice on maintenance and repairs.
A net is the better choice where you also want to stop pigeons or monkeys, or where small children and pets use the balcony, because the tight mesh has no gaps. An invisible grill costs more but keeps the view clearer and lasts longer. We compare both at your site visit and recommend one honestly.
Yes. Many customers combine a balcony net with a cloth hanger, or a pigeon net on the duct with an invisible grill on the balcony. Combining them saves time and lets us plan the fixings together.
We use UV-stabilised nylon and HDPE mesh, stainless-steel wire and rust-free hooks, clips, cable and brackets. The exact grade depends on the service and on where the building is, for example near the river or the coast.
Every quote is written and follows a free site visit, so it states the material, the coverage, the fixings and the price.
Warranty terms depend on the service and are written into your quote, so please ask for them when you book. We would rather agree clear terms in writing than promise something vague.
Real reviews, copied word for word from our Google Maps listings (September 2026).
Good quality and comfortable prices
Fast installation and strong safety nets. Thank you for the great service
Good work. Fast service
Send a photo of your balcony on WhatsApp or ask for a free visit, and we will recommend the right one.