The installation of pigeon nets, while seemingly straightforward, requires a careful and systematic approach to ensure both effectiveness and longevity. The process typically begins with a thorough assessment of the affected area, identifying all potential entry points and roosting spots. This allows for precise measurement and selection of the appropriate netting material, mesh size, and attachment mechanisms. Professional installers will then meticulously prepare the surfaces, often cleaning and repairing any damage to ensure the netting can be securely fastened. The netting is then carefully stretched and secured, typically using sturdy hooks, clips, or cables, ensuring it is taut and free from any gaps where pigeons could squeeze through. Attention to detail is critical, especially around edges, corners, and any penetrations like pipes or wires. The goal is to create a fully enclosed barrier that is both effective at deterring pigeons and aesthetically pleasing, blending seamlessly with the building’s architecture. Finally, a thorough inspection is essential to ensure that the installation is robust and meets all requirements, offering long-term protection from unwanted avian visitors.