About us
We specify for the building in front of us, not from a price list
Avensafe Solutions installs invisible grills, safety nets, sports nets, cloth hangers and containment netting across 8 states. Most of what determines whether an installation lasts is invisible in a photograph, so this page explains how we work and what we will not cut.
- A fit for your opening — measurements, edges and fixing points
- Options for everyday living — view, access and purpose
- Find your local team — city and neighbourhood pages
What we do
We install six things: cable barriers for balconies and windows, netting for balconies and shafts, containment netting for sports grounds, drying systems, service-duct netting, and facade sheeting for buildings under repair. Residential work is the majority of it, but a meaningful share is commercial and industrial, where the concerns are dropped objects and plant access rather than appearance.
The common thread is that all six are judged on details nobody can see once the job is finished: the grade of the metal, the spacing of the infill, and what the anchors went into. That is the part of the trade where corners get cut, so it is the part we write into every quotation.
How we work
We survey before we price anything structural
An indicative range over the phone is fair. A fixed quotation without seeing the parapet is guesswork, because the strength of the finished assembly is set by what the anchors go into rather than by the cable.
The specification follows the location
Coastal air needs AISI 316 stainless; inland, 304 is entirely adequate and costs less. Above roughly the tenth floor, wind pressure rather than impact governs the anchorage. We adjust for both rather than selling one package everywhere.
We write down the things that matter
Every quotation states the measured area, the grade and diameter, the spacing in millimetres, the anchor type and the warranty. It also states what is excluded, which is less comfortable up front and much better later.
We hand over with the maintenance explained
The annual check takes ten minutes and you can do most of it yourself. We would rather show you than have you discover a slack cable two years later.
What we will not do
- Quote a rate per square foot as though grade, spacing and access did not exist.
- Supply a bird-exclusion mesh where there is a genuine fall risk, because it creates confidence that is not warranted.
- Fix a drying system into a false ceiling, whatever the ceiling looks like.
- Net over a shaft that still has nesting material in it.
- Sheet a scaffold without first checking that its design accounts for the wind load cladding it will create.
If you want the detail behind any of this, the installation guide walks through how a job runs from survey to handover, and the states and cities we cover set out what changes locally.
- Photo estimate on WhatsApp
- Written quotation after survey
- Named material grades
- Eight-state coverage
Planned around your opening
Thoughtful fitting. A space that still feels like yours.
A balcony, a utility opening and a practice area each need a different approach. We consider how the space is used, where the fitting can be secured and how you will access it afterwards.
Materials chosen for the intended use
Cable grade, mesh denier, and hardware are named for the job — view, children, birds, or sports — not a generic pack.
A plan for edges, corners and access
Fixing surfaces, returns, and how you will open or clean the space are decided before anyone starts drilling.
Clear fitting scope before work begins
The written quote lists measured openings, included labour, and exclusions so you can compare vendors fairly.
How it works
Typical installation path
1Share photo
City + opening photo is enough to start
2Site survey
Measure openings and check fixing surface
3Written quote
Grade, spacing, and scope in writing
4Install & hand over
Fit, tension check, and walkthrough
Pricing that stays honest
How safety quotes are built in your city
We do not publish a fake national ₹/sq ft band that pretends every balcony is the same. Instead you get unit clarity, a quote checklist, and a photo estimate path — so you can compare any vendor (including us) without guessing.
Measured size and shape
Width, height, returns, corners, and irregular edges decide quantity. Photos help shortlist; survey locks the number.
Purpose and material
Child spacing, bird mesh, monkey-grade denier, and coastal 316 cable are different specs — not one generic “safety product”.
Access and fixing surface
Floor height, scaffold or gondola, railing type, and concrete vs metal change labour and hardware even at the same area.
Finish and aftercare
Edge finishing, colour match, tension checks, warranty visits, and what must appear on the written quotation before install day.
Price units by system (ask for the unit first)
Clearer units than a thin four-card price band — so quotes stay comparable.
| System | Typical unit | Must be named on the quote |
|---|---|---|
| Invisible grills | Usually by fitted opening area (or bay count) | Cable grade (304/316), spacing, frame finish, openable bays |
| Balcony / child safety nets | Usually by fitted mesh area | Denier/UV grade, aperture, border rope, return sides |
| Transparent / low-vis nets | Usually by fitted mesh area | Strand colour, denier, mesh size, edge treatment |
| Pigeon / anti-bird nets | Usually by covered opening area | Full-opening vs ledge-only, mesh size, duct returns |
| Bird spikes | Usually by running length of ledge | Base material, glue vs screw fix, bird species pressure |
| Monkey-grade nets | Usually by fitted area + reinforcement extras | Denier, corner plates, pull-tested anchors |
| Sports / cricket nets | By lane size or panel set | Impact rating, posts, shared-terrace rules |
| Cloth hangers | By system (rails/lines), not balcony sq ft | Ceiling vs wall, pulley count, stainless grade |
Written-quote checklist (use this on every vendor)
- 1Price unit stated (₹/sq ft of fitted area, per bay, per running metre, or per system)
- 2Measured openings listed bay by bay (W × H), not one guessed room total
- 3Material grade named (e.g. SS 304/316 cable, UV HDPE denier) — not only “stainless”
- 4Spacing or mesh aperture written in mm or inches
- 5Access notes (floor, scaffold/cradle, society time window)
- 6Inclusions: labour, hardware, finishing, GST line, warranty duration
- 7Exclusions: civil make-good, painting, association fees, remobilisation
- 8Minimum job charge (if any) shown separately from unit rate
Full depth: pricing guide · compare systems
Photo estimate
Send a photo from your city for a local estimate
One wide shot + a close-up of the fixing surface is enough to shortlist the system and outline what your written quote should include. Firm totals follow survey.
Photo → WhatsApp estimate
Send a clear photo of the opening in your city
One wide shot and a close-up of the fixing surface are enough to confirm coverage, suggest the right system, and outline what should appear on a written quotation before you book a survey. Firm totals still follow measurement on site.
- ✓ City / PIN in the message
- ✓ Priority: kids, birds, view, or monkeys
- ✓ Rough width × height if known
- ✓ Floor / society access notes
Photo estimate
Ready to plan your installation?
Share your city and a photo of the opening. We reply with the right system options and what a written quote should include.