Pigeon Nets for Kothapet homes and buildings
People in Kothapet choose pigeon nets for one simple reason: pigeons roosting on balconies, ledges and ducts. The area is a tightly packed part of the old town where trade, hostels and homes overlap, and our Guntur installers plan every job around the building in front of them.
From the Guntur branch we handle Kothapet with a free visit, a written quote and a careful installation, and we finish by showing you how the work has been checked.
What is different about Kothapet
Every neighbourhood has its own conditions, and Kothapet is no exception.
Kothapet's compact layout means many homes share walls, so we plan the fixings on each wall carefully and avoid disturbing neighbours.
Food stalls and grain shops nearby keep pigeons coming back to Kothapet, so blocking the balcony entrance is the only real fix.
Around the Kothapet market lanes, space is tight, so wherever we can we cut material to size off-site for older houses.
Narrow lanes and old cornices in Kothapet give pigeons plenty of roosts, so our team cuts the mesh to follow the real lines of the building.
Hostels and paying-guest homes near the central railway side of Guntur were built at different times, so no two walls are quite alike and we test each fixing point.
Hygiene matters for buildings in Kothapet that receive patients or visitors, and a net-protected ledge keeps bird waste away from the entrance.
Homes and buildings along the main roads and around the Kothapet market lanes are the ones we hear about most, and we design each pigeon net for them.