Monkey Safety Nets in Tirupati

In homes close to trees, parks, temples and open land, monkeys come onto balconies and terraces looking for food. They pull clothes off the line, open bins and water tanks, break pots and can frighten children and elders. A monkey safety net closes the opening completely, so they cannot get in, while light and air still come through. Feather Guard installs monkey safety nets across Tirupati, the temple town at the foot of the Tirumala hills, including Tiruchanur, Alipiri, Korlagunta, RC Road and Air Bypass Road.

Monkeys are strong and they pull and climb, so a pigeon net is not enough. We use a heavier net, a thicker border rope and hooks fixed at close spacing into the slab and walls, so there are no loose edges for a monkey to lift. Tirupati has independent houses with terraces, new apartment blocks along the Air Bypass Road, and lodges and guest houses that serve pilgrims, and each needs a different fixing plan, which we work out during the free site visit.

Our nets are UV-stabilised to cope with Tirupati's hot summers with strong sun, and green hills close to many homes. The net is only a barrier — there are no wires, spikes or anything that can hurt the animals; they simply cannot get in and move on. Call 8072016236 for a free site visit and a written quote.