Custom perimeter fit
The layout is measured for the individual balcony rather than supplied as a loose universal screen.
A properly fitted physical barrier keeps pigeons from entering the balcony without sacrificing the light, airflow and view that make the space enjoyable.

Spikes can stop landing on a particular ledge, but they do not prevent a pigeon from flying through a large open face. Netting addresses the opening itself, making it a strong option when birds enter, nest behind furniture or move around inside.
A successful layout closes more than the obvious front edge. Side returns, railing gaps, soffits and neighbouring ledges must be considered so birds cannot find an easy route around the system.
The layout is measured for the individual balcony rather than supplied as a loose universal screen.
Tension, spacing and neat perimeter work help the system blend into the opening.
We can outline materials and proposed placement for a resident or owner requesting approval.
Ask about pre-install cleaning or a layout intended to support cat-safety needs.

Pigeon Defenders serves Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam, Langley and surrounding communities. Send one wide photograph from inside the balcony, images of each side and approximate width, depth and opening height.
For a faster quote: send wide photos of the full problem area, approximate dimensions, your city, and any access or strata requirements.
Send project details →Clear or low-visibility netting is designed to be discreet. Clean tension and perimeter work make the largest visual difference.
The goal is complete exclusion. The space must be checked and cleared before the final barrier is closed.
Some balconies may allow non-penetrating attachment methods, but suitability depends on the structure, exposure and building requirements.
Send photos of your balcony, ledge or building and get a straightforward quote.