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.
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.
Free survey
Get a firm price after a twenty-minute survey
We measure every bay, check what we are fixing into, and quote the grade and spacing in writing. No rate per square foot, because it would be wrong for most properties.
