While bird netting is the gold standard for full balcony enclosures, certain architectural zones cannot be enclosed by nets — such as narrow parapet edges, window sills, air conditioner outdoor units, architectural cornices, pipes, and commercial signboards. These narrow flat surfaces are prime perching and roosting spots for pigeons.
When pigeons sit on top of your AC outdoor unit, their acidic droppings corrode delicate condenser fins, foul up electrical wiring, and cause bad odors that are sucked right into your home when the AC is running. Anti-bird spikes offer a discrete, permanent, and maintenance-free physical solution. Someshwar Dongre installs premium 304 stainless steel bird spikes mounted on UV virgin polycarbonate strips that make landing physically impossible.
Transparent pricing starts from ₹45 to ₹75 / Running Foot (Rft) including certified 304 SS spikes, industrial silicone adhesive, and skilled high-rise installation.
Call Someshwar Dongre: 7972595008No. Bird spikes have blunt rounded tips that make it physically uncomfortable and impossible for pigeons to land or fold their wings. They act strictly as a psychological and physical deterrent without causing cuts or injuries to the birds.
Bird spikes are ideal for narrow surfaces where nets cannot be hung, such as on top of air conditioner outdoor compressors, parapet wall crowns, window sills, architectural cornices, pipes, CCTV camera brackets, and commercial signboards.
We use high-grade all-weather exterior neutral-cure silicone adhesives combined with stainless steel self-tapping screws. This creates a rock-solid waterproof bond that withstands heavy monsoon storms and extreme summer heat.
Our spikes feature high-tensile 304 marine-grade stainless steel rods embedded in a 100% virgin UV-stabilized polycarbonate base that will never rust, fade, or snap.
Bird spikes typically cost between ₹45 and ₹75 per running foot (Rft) including genuine SS 304 spikes, industrial silicone/screw fixings, and professional labor.
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