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A green shade net cuts down the harsh Vadodara sun on terraces, balconies, parking areas and gardens, and also adds privacy and keeps out some dust. RD Pest Control supplies and installs green nets measured to your space. Send photos on WhatsApp and we will suggest the right layout.
Vadodara summers are hot, and open terraces, top-floor balconies and parking areas take the full force of the sun for most of the day. Floors heat up, plants dry out, vehicles bake and the space becomes hard to use until evening.
A green shade net is a simple and practical way to deal with this. It filters a good part of the sunlight while still letting air move through, so the space below stays more usable. The same net can also give privacy from neighbouring buildings, keep out some dust and leaves, and act as a partial barrier against birds.
Green nets come in different densities: a denser net gives more shade and privacy, while a lighter net lets more light through, which some plants need. We will talk through what suits your use.
A green net needs to be held firmly, especially in Vadodara's monsoon winds. Depending on the space, the net can be tied to existing railings, pipes or structures, or fixed to a simple frame with wires and hooks along the edges. We will explain the fixing options for your space after seeing it.
Send photos of the area on WhatsApp and tell us what you need the net for: shade, privacy, plants, dust or a mix.
We measure the space and check the railings, walls, pipes or structures the net can be fixed to.
We discuss the net density that suits your use and how the net will be supported and fixed, so it stays firm in wind.
The net is supplied, stretched and tied or fixed along its edges. Wherever possible the work is done safely from inside or from the terrace.
We check the tension and fixing points with you and explain how to look after the net, especially before and after the monsoon.
Green net installation often involves working at terrace edges, on rooftops or at height in parking areas. Wherever possible the work is done safely from inside or from the terrace itself, and we will not work from a position that looks unsafe. Please tell us about access to the terrace, the height of the area and any society rules before the visit.
Drilling and fixing create some dust and noise, so keep children and pets away while we work. A green net is not a safety barrier and should not be used to stop falls from a terrace or balcony.
In windy weather a loose net can flap and pull at its fixings, so please tell us early if a tie comes loose rather than trying to climb up and fix it yourself.
Vadodara's summers are long and hot, and open terraces and top-floor flats feel it the most. A green shade net is a common sight on terraces, car porches and nurseries across the city because it is an easy way to make an open space more usable without building a permanent roof.
Many homes in the city keep terrace and balcony gardens, and a shade net helps plants get through the hottest months. In newer areas, where buildings are going up close together, people also use green nets for privacy and to keep construction dust down.
Monsoon winds put strain on any net, so it is worth getting the net fixed properly, and checking it before and after the rains.
Not sure if we cover your area? Send your location on WhatsApp and we'll confirm.
Check my area (opens WhatsApp)A green shade net is mainly used for shade on terraces, balconies, parking areas and gardens. It also gives privacy, keeps out some dust and leaves, and offers some protection from birds. It lets air through, so the space stays ventilated.
Yes. We supply the green net and install it, measured to your space. Share photos of the area on WhatsApp and we can discuss the details.
A denser net gives more shade and privacy, while a lighter net lets in more light, which some plants need. Tell us what the net is mainly for and we will suggest a suitable option.
No. A green net is made for shade and lets water pass through. It is not a rain roof. If you need cover from rain, a different solution is needed.
It gives some protection, but it is not designed as a bird net. If pigeons are getting into a balcony, window or duct, a proper bird and pigeon net is the better choice.
Yes, green nets can be used for screening and shade on construction and commercial sites. Share the site details and photos so we can understand the size and access.
It depends on your society. Some have rules about anything fitted on terraces or the building front, so please check with your society office before booking.
It depends on the area, the type of net, the height and how it needs to be fixed. The price is agreed on the phone once we understand the job, usually from photos and measurements.
More questions? See our general FAQ or contact us.

Send us a few photos of the area on WhatsApp. We'll suggest the right option and share a quote.