Our service in Visakhapatnam
Visakhapatnam’s housing follows its geography. Along the coast, from Siripuram and Lawsons Bay Colony to Rushikonda, apartment towers face the sea. In the middle of the city, MVP Colony, Seethammadhara, Dwaraka Nagar and Akkayyapalem are dense residential areas of apartment blocks and houses. To the north, Madhurawada and PM Palem have grown rapidly with new apartment projects near the IT parks. To the south and west, Gajuwaka, Pendurthi and the areas around Simhachalam have more independent houses and newer layouts.
We plan each job around where your home is: sea-facing, hillside or inland.
What makes Visakhapatnam different
Salt air
Homes within a few kilometres of the shore, which covers a large part of the city, live with salt in the air every day. Ordinary iron hooks rust within a season and leave brown streaks down the walls. Plain steel cables develop rust spots. We use stainless-steel hooks and anchors for every net, and SS 316 marine-grade cable for every invisible grill.
Cyclones and sea winds
The city has faced severe cyclones, most memorably Hudhud in 2014, and strong winds come off the sea during the monsoon and storm seasons. Upper-floor and sea-facing balconies take the full force. We space anchors closely, use wire-rope borders on wide spans and tension nets firmly so they stay flat. After any major storm, a quick check of the fittings is wise.
Hills and views
Visakhapatnam is one of the few Indian cities where hills come right down to the sea. Many flats have views over the water or the green slopes, which is why transparent nets and invisible grills that keep the outlook are so popular here.
Monkeys near the hills
Homes close to hills such as Simhachalam, where the famous temple stands, and other green slopes around the city sometimes see monkeys. Where they visit, a heavier monkey net is needed.
Pigeons
Pigeons are common across the city, nesting on AC ledges, window sunshades and in duct shafts, especially in the dense central areas and newer apartment blocks.
